M.Tech

Yes, you can take a gap and pursue M.Tech after the break also.

Hello,
Find below the link to Shiksha's best college predictor for TS EAMCET which will help you know about various colleges and streams that you may have a chance to fit in this year:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
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The last dated of online registration for M.Tech programme was 11.07.2019. Candidates can apply through State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra website as http://cetcell.mahacet.org/
The GATE score above 25 is good enough for admission in M.Tech programme in asked college.

You may check this link :
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/your-career-after-me-m-tech-blogId-4673
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The last date of online registration for M.Tech programs at DTU was 13.06.2019. The GATE marks above 40 are good enough for admission here.

Hello,
M.Tech in Process Engineering: Admission Process
The last step of the admission process involves counselling based on performance in the entrance test or any qualifying exam. Admission is based on performance in entrance examinations (national/State level/university level) followed by a Personal Interview round.
* Admission Process: Based on GATE score.
* Eligibility: B. Tech/BE in Chemical Engineering.
* Average Course Fee: INR 1 Lakh to 5 Lakh.
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Yes, you are eligible for doing a degree in mass communication.
All the best for your future.

Hi,
To get admission, there are various exams for M.Tech there are many institutes which have their private exams for admission in M.Tech like Manipal University, and some have state exams depending on the state in which you are willing to take admission and GATE exam scores are widely accepted in most colleges.
So, I would advise you to give GATE exam for sure and also search that if there is any college you want to go accepts some other exam too and you should give that too it will increase your chances to get admission in your required college. Hope this helped.

If you will do M.Tech or MBA from a good college; then it will not matter much from which college you do B.Tech. Higher Degree College matter the most.