M.Tech

Hello,
It is very nice to see that you are interested in doing your PG from Jadavpur University. It's very well-known institute of WB. However admissions normally are effected only based on eligibility which is GATE for all students including quota students. I am attaching a link that will give you a

Hello Afreen Mukhtar,
It's indeed nice to know that you are interested in doing M.Tech. There are more than 2400 colleges offering PG in engineering in different branches. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-colle

Most of the students from Computer Science or Electronics wants to change their branch to Engineering Mathematics or Physics or Aeronautical engineering or any other branch. A candidate can chance his/her engineering branch for M.Tech.

Yes, you may be eligible to apply for M.Tech.
After completing M.Sc. In Physics, you may be eligible to apply for M.Tech after clearing an entrance exam, i.e. GATE.

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It is very nice to see that you have brought up the most important thing. These days job prospects for aeronautical engineering graduates in India is increasing but still very disappointing. Majority of graduates end up doing MBA or going abroad for want of placements. Best would be if you can

There are about 10 seats in M.Tech CSE at IIIT Hyderabad.

M.Tech in aerospace engineering eligibility:
BE/ B.Tech or equivalent degree with minimum 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. Some of the very reputed institutes conduct entrance examination for admission to the degree course.

Yes, if you have done B.Tech in mechanical, then you are eligible for aerospace in M.Tech without any flaw.

Without GATE score, you will not find any decent college. It is very important to find a decent college in M.Tech. So, please appear in GATE otherwise stay a year and do hard work for the GATE. The final decision is on you.

To take admission in government colleges, like IITs, you have to score above 97 percentile. For NITs, you have to score 80% to 97% marks. For government colleges other than NIT or IIT, you have to score above 75 percentile marks.