M.Tech

Yes, your rank is good. There is a good chance to get NIT Trichi in the given branch.

According to me . There is less chances .
check this link: https://www.shiksha.com/college/shri-guru-gobind-singhji-institute-of-engineering-and-technology-nanded-21167

Material technology is not very good at NITS. In NITS there is not very pressure of work so you will get time for preparation.

Your GATE score should be more than 550 for this college.

GATE score required for IISC-Bangalore is more than 750. For safer side, your score should be 800 above to get good branch.

There are some best college for embedded system, so please apply following course in given college.
Top Colleges for Master of Technology [M.Tech. ]. (Embedded Systems)
MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY [M.Tech. ]. (EMBEDDED SYSTEMS) IN TELANGANA
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There is no meaning of marks in GATE. It depends on the rank and also in branch. If you are from MECH, CIVIL or EE, then only you can get your state government college. But, if you are from ECE, then you can apply for new NITS or IIITS.

Hi,
For list of colleges offering M.Tech electrical via distance, kindly refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/DRULnn
Kindly filter out the branch / college / location as desired from the above link.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hello Pratibha, You have already done your graduation and even post graduation in ECE but as you are employed in PWD you are desirous of acquiring qualification of civil engineering. Right? You have a choice of doing your B.Tech or BE in the new branch from distance course but it would be better in my view to go for AMIE in civil engineering. Best wishes to you.

I will suggest you to go for a proper full-time course in M.Tech, if you are genuinely interested in it, as only getting a degree will not help you, as you know that it is really difficult to get a good job nowadays. And, for part-time you will have to contact the colleges, as I think most of the colleges nowadays are not giving courses for part-time.