M.Tech

If you have not pursued B.Ed (Teaching) and have completed M.Tech, then you can apply to various Private Universities as a professor as they hire M.Tech and P. HDs. Please click the link below for more details related to teaching as a career. https://www.shiksha.com/careers/teacher-104.

Generally, the eligibility criteria for M.Tech in Polymer Engineering- B.E. Or B.Tech. In Polymer Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, Petroleum Engineering, Textile, Polymer Technology or M.Sc. In Chemistry and Physics with minimum 50% marks in aggregate.

There are courses such as safety management in India as well as outside India.

Placements are good. See, it depends on the company, if they want a person for the research work then they will only hire M.Tech students and if they don't then they will not hire those students.

Hey Shreya,
It is a 2 year program with total fee of INR. 70k per year after appearing in PGCET exam.
Best of luck.

Dear Kola,
Yes, PG Diploma is considered higher education than Bachelor's. However, to get admission in PG Diploma, you need to pass out Bachelor's degree first.

Mainly, all the IITs and PSUs conducts the GD and PI for the electrical engineering, as this is the only way to get to know about the candidate and his/her confidence level.

Evening/distance/online/part time engineering courses are not valid any more as per the latest supreme court verdict, hence would recommend you to join regular B.Tech course for better career prospects-
http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/nation/no-technical-education-through-correspondence-says-supreme-court/491819.html.

Best courses for M.Tech are:
1) Advanced manufacturing
2. Mechanical Design
3. Nanotechnology
4. Micro Electro Mechanical Systems
5. Structural Analysis
6. Kinematics
7. Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing
8. Production Engineering
9. Turbo machinery and Combustion Systems
10. Mechatronics and Robotics
11. Computational Fluid Dynamics and Acoustics
12. Rapid Prototyping