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Sujoy Mandal
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M.Tech admissions are done on the basis of merit and Interview except for M.Tech (Food Technology).
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Anjali Sharma
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Please visit the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-textile-engineering-colleges-india.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-textile-engineering-colleges-india.
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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Dear,
M.Tech courses in India is only available to those who had B.E /B.Tech. So, instead of thinking of M.Tech, you can proceed for some better courses which you can get easily with good GATE score.
M.Tech courses in India is only available to those who had B.E /B.Tech. So, instead of thinking of M.Tech, you can proceed for some better courses which you can get easily with good GATE score.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Anand,
It is very nice to hear from you that after working for some years you are now interested in pursuing your M.Tech in industrial engineering. In older times, many people have taken the distance education route for their graduation and for post-graduation in engineering but recently University Grants Commission has declared that no professional course can be offered by any of the universities via distance learning mode. Hence for you to do your M.Tech you have perhaps two options.
Firstly take study leave from your organisation for 2 years, complete your education and join back alternatively search for a college of engineerin
It is very nice to hear from you that after working for some years you are now interested in pursuing your M.Tech in industrial engineering. In older times, many people have taken the distance education route for their graduation and for post-graduation in engineering but recently University Grants Commission has declared that no professional course can be offered by any of the universities via distance learning mode. Hence for you to do your M.Tech you have perhaps two options.
Firstly take study leave from your organisation for 2 years, complete your education and join back alternatively search for a college of engineerin
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Archana,
Fees for M.Tech programmes are dependent on the institution, its reputation and the course selected. On top of it, private colleges have discretionary quota of management seats. There is no embargo on how much fees colleges can charge. However, a good negotiator would be able to reduce it quite a bit. I would put my figure at around Rs 2 lacs per year for this course.
Best wishes to you.
Fees for M.Tech programmes are dependent on the institution, its reputation and the course selected. On top of it, private colleges have discretionary quota of management seats. There is no embargo on how much fees colleges can charge. However, a good negotiator would be able to reduce it quite a bit. I would put my figure at around Rs 2 lacs per year for this course.
Best wishes to you.
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Madhumitha GomathinayagamHR Professional, Educational & Career Counselor
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Dear Shilpa,
B.Sc. (Biotech) can pursue M.Sc. (Biotech) only. Only B.Tech. / B.E. (Bio-Tech) can pursue M.Tech.
B.Sc. (Biotech) can pursue M.Sc. (Biotech) only. Only B.Tech. / B.E. (Bio-Tech) can pursue M.Tech.
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Amrit Raj
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Kruthika, as per the government norms and AICTE regulations you cannot pursue technical degrees via distance learning mode. You need to attend the regular classes to get a full-time course certificate. There is nothing like a part-time course. So try to attend full-time course to get all the benefits. Also M.S Ramaiya doesn't provide a part-time or distance learning programme for M.Tech courses.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
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