M.Tech

According to your KIITEE exam rank in Biotechnology, dual degree ( B.Tech/ M.Tech), you can apply for scholarships.

Yes, management quota is available.

Hi,
Eligibility: B.Tech/B.E./M.Tech/M.E/MS in Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Electrical or Electronics or any related Engineering disciplines. IIT-GATE / CSIR UGC NET score
Thanks!

Hi, as far integrated course is concerned you need to check the placement records and infrastructure provision in that college. In case of JNU Delhi, it is the first batch of integrated course in 2018 whereas in University of hyderabad the placement record is good.
You can refer to the following links for college reviews by the students themselves:
1. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/integrated-b-tech-m-tech-in-computer-science-and-engineering-jawaharlal-nehru-university-mehrauli-Delhi-329481
2. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-m-tech-in-computer-sciences-university-of-hyderabad-gachibowli-329529
Good luck!

Hello Sivaguru, I am sure that for doing M.Tech/ME in environmental engineering, criteria can not be degree in only environmental engineering. On top of it you have experience in this field. On checking I found that many institutions are saying criteria as degree in any discipline. As a sample I am attaching a link from Manipal which clearly shows that it allows students from variety of branches to seek admission in this branch. https://manipal.edu/mit/programs/program-list/mtech/mtech-environmental-engineering/eligibility.html
Best wishes for your admission in PG in environmental engineering branch.

Hello Mohan,
The advantage of integrated courses is that the students don't have to worry or give entrance exam after completion of the first part since admissions into second part is guaranteed. When you are seeking admission in integrated M.Tech course there is only one exam initially for admission in B.Tech.
That's all.
Best wishes to you.

I don't have any idea about M.Tech but for B.Tech we have 95% placements.

If you are good in understanding the structure problems then only go for Masters in structure because after studying structure you have to solve real life structural problems. If you are good in software like Revit, Autocad, Archicad, Lumion, etc. then go for Masters in interior designing. For interior designing, you have to be creative for attracting the clients.

What is the need in converting CGPA to percentage? Leave them as you revive. In interviews, no one asks you about the exact % in number, they just need your percentage.