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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer

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For MS, you will require atleast 6.5 or higher with no section less than 6. Certain universities might have higher requirements so you should always check the university websites for admission requirements.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Sushant,
You have indeed asked a very interesting but important query about this process. Yes normally speaking GATE is an exam that is compulsory before you can get admission in post graduate studies in engineering colleges. However some colleges offer what is called as dual degree. In this type of admission the college is assuring you that they will give you admission in the post graduate course after completion of your graduation and you need not run around or search for any entrance exam to be given. This helps at two levels.
Firstly it helps the student to avoid anxiety and giving exam like GSTE for getting admission in a po
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Harshit Mehta

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M. Tech. Computer Science & Engineering with Choice based specialization in Artificial Intelligence, Image Processing, Data Analytics and Security is a specialized program aimed at providing the student with in-depth knowledge of four key domains in Computer Science and Engineering. Artificial Intelligence, Image Processing, Data Analytics and Security and Forensic technologies has acquired widespread acceptance and adoption among enterprise business applications and research community. Several startups in recent times have endorsed the presence of these domains.
Artificial Intelligence is a broad discipline that promises to simulate nu
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Mukul Singh Yadav

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Hello,
Yes, you can get direct admission for M.Tech.

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Ananya Dev

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Hi,
The total fee would be Rs. 5,42,520.

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Ananya Dev

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Hi Jay,
Sankriti University does not offer part-time or distance M.Tech. You can rather consider IGNOU, Annamalai University or Amity University.

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Prachi PolMaking History...

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Yes, you can apply for M.Tech in Sai Nath group of Education. If you are interested, then you can directly apply to the college.
For more information, visit the below shiksha link https://www.shiksha.com/college/sai-nath-group-of-education-agra-25716/admission.

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amish jain

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Hello Saurabh,
As per the official guideline, the candidates can apply for the subject of their post-graduation and it's related subjects only. The Science stream candidates can apply for the CSIR NET for five subjects while other stream candidate candidates can apply for the UGC NET for one of the 85 subjects. Both the UGC NET and CSIR NET exam are held for the same purpose that is to determine the eligibility for assistant professor posts in the universities or colleges and for the junior research fellowship award.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Siddharth,It is a very good query. As a matter of fact, M.Tech or MBA after engineering graduation has been discussed since ages, but unfortunately without any concluding result. It all depends on the opinion of the person who is taking part in the discussion, because there are pros and cons of both the paths that an engineer can choose. In today's time, the students are divided almost 50-50 between these two paths. However, I suggest you should follow what is close to your heart and not what is being followed by other students. Best wishes to you.

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