M.Tech

Hello Karthik,
No, it is of course not necessary to do M.Tech for getting a job after doing B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering, but the issue is not this. Issue is, in India, at the moment, the jobs in the core sector of Aeronautical Engineering are very hard to come by. ISRO, DRDO, armed forces are

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Yes, you have an option to complete M.Tech after your B.Sc.

It is because, if you have done your B.Tech from a top college, the kind of placement you will get after B.Tech and M.Tech will almost be the same. Only if you are interested in pursuing Ph.D or want to opt for teaching then M.Tech is beneficial.

As you have already completed your PG degree, rather than B.Ed, I would suggest you to go for Ph.D as that will increase your chances of being a good professor in some of the reputed institute.

Hi,
If you have completed this course, you can further pursue Masters of Engineering or Master of Technology by clearing GATE score for admission. Thanks.

You can, if backlog is cleared within the stipulated course duration, it does not matter. However, to ensure your student visa, your overall percentage should be more than 70%.
Only if you have more number of backlog, then Canada will not accept more than 8 backlog. Germany will accept, if you would

No, it is not always important. It depends upon your skills and hard work. But, still most of the times it is seen that B.Tech students get better offers.

Various career opportunities are growing in the field of electronics every day. Candidates who have successfully completed the two-year M.Tech ECE course can find tons of job opportunities in the field as they are greatly skilled professionals in the area of electronics and communication. List of to

M.Tech in power electronics and M.Tech in microelectronics and VLSI Design are the two renowned streams in M.Tech which are known. For more details, go to shiksha.com and search for M.Tech electronics IIT/NIT for more relevant information.