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Rocky Singh
Contributor-Level 10
You can obviously find some colleges for admission to M.Tech in Computer Science. But the question here is everyone looking for the best colleges. To get admission in top M.Tech college, one needs to sacrifice in some area. If you looking for colleges with the best education and placements, visit here:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-computer-science-and-engineering-data-science-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-road-bangalore-246453
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-computer-science-and-engineering-data-science-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-road-bangalore-246453
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Rocky Singh
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There is one more college not listed below which is Amrita School of Engineering which has remarkably shown good growth in terms of education and placements. The college is located in Bangalore and is a good choice for M.Tech in power electronics. Visit the link from here to get an idea of the programs offered by the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-power-electronics-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-roadbangalore-249464
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-power-electronics-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-roadbangalore-249464
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Rocky Singh
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I would suggest you go for Amrita College in Bangalore which provides different M.Tech and B.Tech programs. For power electronics, Amrita School of Engineering should be the best choice and to get an idea of the college visit here:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-power-electronics-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-road-bangalore-249464
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-power-electronics-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-road-bangalore-249464
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Sarvesh Kinfer
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Gauhati University does not provide M.Tech in mechanical engineering, for the list of available M.Tech courses, check out the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gauhati-university-gu-Guwahati-20039/courses/me-mtech-bc
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gauhati-university-gu-Guwahati-20039/courses/me-mtech-bc
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi,
Please find the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gauhati-university-gu-Guwahati-20039/admission#admission
Please find the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gauhati-university-gu-Guwahati-20039/admission#admission
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Syed Asif
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If you are an average student and not a nerd who wants to do new things every time then go for MBA, otherwise, go for M.Tech.
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Syed Asif
Guide-Level 12
You need to determine whether you want to stick to the technical field or deviate a little. If you are really good in technical field then go for M.Tech but if you are an average student then go for MBA.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Devyani A
Beginner-Level 3
I think the first thing you should ask yourself is:
"Are you still interested in engineering after 4 years of rigorous course? "
If your answer is yes, please start preparing for GATE. Another question for yourself, "Do you want to shift career paths? "
If your answer is yes, go for an MBA. For me, this worked well.
My suggestion:
India is a progressed nation. Our education system in terms of IITs and IIMs is well known to the world. I think, pursuing MBA/M.Tech from India's top institutions is equivalent and acceptable globally. Of course, exceptions exist. If you have that financial power in access, you can opt for foreign countries as
"Are you still interested in engineering after 4 years of rigorous course? "
If your answer is yes, please start preparing for GATE. Another question for yourself, "Do you want to shift career paths? "
If your answer is yes, go for an MBA. For me, this worked well.
My suggestion:
India is a progressed nation. Our education system in terms of IITs and IIMs is well known to the world. I think, pursuing MBA/M.Tech from India's top institutions is equivalent and acceptable globally. Of course, exceptions exist. If you have that financial power in access, you can opt for foreign countries as
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Sansar Garg
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You have to fulfil pre-requisite for nuclear energy to be deemed eligible for doing the same and also clear the entrance exam.
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