M.Tech

Hi Vijay,
Yes, it is very well available. You can go for it but you should have some minimum CGPA criteria in order to do that.
My best wishes.
All the very best.

Hello Jajwalya,
There are about 60 seats for this branch in IIT-Bombay. In addition, this year some more seats will be created supernumerary for girls only. If strength of girls in normal course does not add up to 14% of 60%.

B.Tech + M.Tech is a 5-year integrated course. It helps you to save one year after completing your post-graduation. Also, if you crack IITs then you don't have to again prepare for GATE to get IITs for M.Tech as well.

Yes, it is. The degree is all that matters.

Dear,
No, you can't do M.Tech immediately after B.Sc in physics. First, you have to complete M.Sc after B.Sc physics and then you can go with M.Tech.

I would request you to go through this article by Times of India to get a clear understanding.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/MBA-vs-MTech/articleshow/21908011.cms

Basically, the purpose of appearing for the NET exam is to enter into the field of teaching. Also, those interested in the research field need to appear for this exam along with the JRF exam. It has now become mandatory to receive the UGC pay scale the candidate should have cleared the NET exam. Any candidate who has completed the Master's degree course can appear for the exam. So, you are eligible provided you select the subjects based on the Master's degree.

I think no chance. Once you can contact the college addminatrion about that atleats you can get management seats