M.Tech

If you have an interest in naval architecture, then you can proceed with M.Tech in Naval Architecture. Eligibility criteria for M.Tech Naval Architecture is:
Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture/ Marine Engineering/ Nautical Science/ Ship Building/ Mechanical Engineering/ Civil Engineering/ B.Arch or the equivalent.

M.Tech is more advantageous than M.Sc, if you are interested in architecture then you can proceed with M.Tech in Naval Architecture course. A naval architect is responsible for planning, designing, constructing, rebuilding/repairing, operation and maintenance of all stages of the life of a marine vehicle and off-shore structures, both commercial and military. Eligibility criteria for M.Tech Naval Architecture is:
Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture/ Marine Engineering/ Nautical Science/ Ship Building/ Mechanical Engineering/ Civil Engineering/ B.Arch or the equivalent.

Eligibility criteria for M.Tech Naval Architecture is:
Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture/ Marine Engineering/ Nautical Science/ Ship Building/ Mechanical Engineering/ Civil Engineering/ B.Arch or the equivalent. You can go for M.Tech in naval architecture course.

A Naval architect can work in any of the following domains:
Design
Construction and Repair
Operations
Consultancy
Marketing and Sales
Research and Development
Education and Training
Regulation, Surveying and Overseeing.

Eligibility criteria for M.Tech Naval Architecture is:
Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture/ Marine Engineering/ Nautical Science/ Ship Building/ Mechanical Engineering/ Civil Engineering/ B.Arch or the equivalent.

Eligibility criteria for M.Tech Naval Architecture is:
Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture/ Marine Engineering/ Nautical Science/ Ship Building/ Mechanical Engineering/ Civil Engineering/ B.Arch or the equivalent. There is no age criteria.
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Yes, GATE score card is compulsory for M.Tech admission.

Usually, it depends on the college and Industry requirements. But generally, B.Tech is enough for job and Masters is usually pursued to only pursue Ph.D.