M.Tech

Hello Avinash,
IIT Fees paid in every IIT for undergraduate courses per annum was 90000 (General Category). However, they will have to pay the hostel and mess fees.
Candidates who have secured at least 75% (65% for SC/ST) marks at 10+2 level or be in the top 20 percentiles in 10+2 board examination. A valid score in JEE Advanced is mandatory for admission.
All M.Tech students who are GATE qualified get stipend. The amount is according to the current AICTE or UGC policy (I'm not sure which). Currently, the amount is 8000 per month.
Thank you.

Thank you for showing interest in Ganga Institute of Technology & Management. The eligibility criteria for M.Tech in Electric Power System is that 50% marks in B.Tech EE. The provisional admission has been started.

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This will help.

Visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/opportunities-after-gate-blogId-14577

From this score you can not get admission in good colleges. But in private college you can get branch which you want. Good luck

There are always a lot of 'scopes' for communication engineering, important is what are you looking for? Is communication engineering your passion or you are searching 'scopes' in different fields and then decide where to enter. 'Scopes' in a field can change or be over crowded in no time like it happened to MBA in the last 10 years. Every body wanted an MBA but have no idea why. So please revisit your priorities and if you are confident and passionate go for it. 'Scopes' will be clear eventually. Best of luck!

You can refer the following link to check the reviews about different aspects about the college. ttps://https://shiksha.com/university/vit-vellore-institute-of-technology-chennai-campus-46274/admission?courseId=227291&streamId=2.

Doing M.Tech or B.Tech or any other technical courses are not allowed in distance learning mode in India as per UGC guidelines so I would recommend, if you wish to do M.Tech or any other engineering program then you should take admission in regular college rather than in institutes, because your degree will not be valid.

No, there is no such options.

There are more than 300 seats in Integrated M.Tech courses.