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Bishal BaishyaAn Aspiring Writer & Podcast Host
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M.Tech has great placements too, provided you score well in aptitude tests where you are also judged on topics other than your subject. The higher you go for placement, the more you are expected of multidisciplinary skills and basics of knowledge which many are not able to go to that expectation level by just M.Tech. Henceforth, without MBA the few doors are difficult.
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Bishal BaishyaAn Aspiring Writer & Podcast Host
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Technical part requires M.Tech and my personal experience says that in a company once you go in as M.Tech, then if you do great, then you do have option to get your MBA done too. And, as you get to the core team, M.Tech is a better side in most.
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NIMISHA SHARMAMember of Media and PR Committee @IMI B
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For any degree, you have to make yourself knowledgeable in that particular field. No matter from which college you pass out. If you have the skill set, clear concepts, vast knowledge then you need to think much about the college. The only issue which a person faces is about companies which visit the college, the faculty which is there in the institute. For placements if you have knowledge you can any time go for an open campus. Make sure the faculty is up to the mark. Think twice before joining. All the best. Skill set is what which is missing in India. So make yourself employable.
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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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Interest doesn't mean you are going to do that thing for your whole life. Try to find out something like your compatibility with the job you are willing to do. Like if you can keep yourself calm under a great pressures may be MBA become good choice for you. If you are interested in research or in teaching profession M.Tech will be a good choice.
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Lovely Professional University
Scholar-Level 17
Dear Reethu,
You need to qualify LPU-NEST. The Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) for M.Tech CSE is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in BE or B.Tech (CSE or IT or ECE) or MCA or M.Sc (IT or Computer Science) or equivalent subject to qualifying LPU-NEST or GATE.
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In case marks scored in B.Tech (CSE or ECE or IT) or MCA or M.Sc (IT or Computer Science) are 80% or above, then LPU-NEST or GATE will be exempted and a candidate may apply for admission. Admission Criteria is Merit in qualifying examination, subject to eligibility criteria. For more information, kindly visit the link
http://www.lpu.in/programmes/engineering/m-tech-in-cse-com
You need to qualify LPU-NEST. The Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) for M.Tech CSE is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in BE or B.Tech (CSE or IT or ECE) or MCA or M.Sc (IT or Computer Science) or equivalent subject to qualifying LPU-NEST or GATE.
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In case marks scored in B.Tech (CSE or ECE or IT) or MCA or M.Sc (IT or Computer Science) are 80% or above, then LPU-NEST or GATE will be exempted and a candidate may apply for admission. Admission Criteria is Merit in qualifying examination, subject to eligibility criteria. For more information, kindly visit the link
http://www.lpu.in/programmes/engineering/m-tech-in-cse-com
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Saumya,
It is very interesting to hear from you that you are interested in doing your M.Tech after completion of the graduation. Yes, in majority of the cases hostel facilities are provided to girl students. But, these days the trend is for girls to hire a flat and live in sharing with likeminded friends. Fees vary from about Rs. 1Lacs to Rs. 2Lacs depending on the institution selected. Hostel fees too vary widely between government facilities and private ones.
Best wishes to you.
It is very interesting to hear from you that you are interested in doing your M.Tech after completion of the graduation. Yes, in majority of the cases hostel facilities are provided to girl students. But, these days the trend is for girls to hire a flat and live in sharing with likeminded friends. Fees vary from about Rs. 1Lacs to Rs. 2Lacs depending on the institution selected. Hostel fees too vary widely between government facilities and private ones.
Best wishes to you.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Rasool Khan,It is very interesting and fascinating to know that even at this stage in life you want to study further and for specialization in structures. Well, very laudable thing. Can you spare time of two years to go to college? I suppose the best way would be to do the same thing by correspondence course. In this way you can study at your convenient time and method without compromising on your routine activities. If you Google, you would find out different universities or institutions that are offering this course. Best wishes to you.
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Akash MalavVNITian
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Yes, ofcourse every IIT and NIT has a special quota for outside India people i.e. DASA category you can apply for it as per the norms written on JoSAA's website.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Prakash,
It is nice to see your openness about enquiring different possibilities of specializations in PG after graduation in mechanical engineering. There are very many topics in which you can do PG. It is a long list, fluid mechanics, structures, manufacturing, design etc. But that is not the issue. During graduation, I am sure you have studied bits of many of these things. I would strongly advise you to introspect, meditate and see what fascinates you or what interests you greatly. Then select two of these for further analysis and then choose final one. After this search where you can do PG in this and go for it. Best wishes to
It is nice to see your openness about enquiring different possibilities of specializations in PG after graduation in mechanical engineering. There are very many topics in which you can do PG. It is a long list, fluid mechanics, structures, manufacturing, design etc. But that is not the issue. During graduation, I am sure you have studied bits of many of these things. I would strongly advise you to introspect, meditate and see what fascinates you or what interests you greatly. Then select two of these for further analysis and then choose final one. After this search where you can do PG in this and go for it. Best wishes to
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