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Hello,
A very interesting query has been posted. It requires solution in all dimensions. Firstly, and most importantly M.Tech and MCA are considered as almost same by many in the industry. But, this is far from truth. Though of course, both are post graduate courses. Pursuing M.Tech is possible only if one has completed B.Tech or BE in relevant field. Only after this, admission is feasible. Then, there is GATE that one needs to clear before admission could be thought of.On the other hand, pursuing MCA is possible based on marks obtained in BCA at graduation level. Having said this, it is observed that many subjects are common between these two streams and students who are pass out are having good domain knowledge about softwares. To conclude, I would say that there is no need to do M Tech after having done MCA.

First of all, here are the three things which you should keep in mind.
If you are a student who has studied in an average rated engineering college in your under graduation (BE/B.Tech) and always criticized and cribbed about your college, THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! Give it a good shot and prove your worth by cracking GATE 2018!
Unlike CAT, where your previous academic and non-academic performance matters along with work experience, GATE is based on scoring well in a single exam and provides you an open ground to compete. You can beat the students from top engineering colleges like IITs/NITs etc. with your efforts.
Don't feel depressed if near and dear ones don't consider you worthy of cracking GATE. If you really want to do it, DO IT. And if you doubt yourself please drop the plan to appear in GATE and find some other option that fascinates you.
1. First Step:
GATE exam first-step:
Firstly, start believing that GATE 2018 is your goal.
2. Selecting Proper Study Material
3. Plan your study well
4. Manage the syllabus and topics
5. Make concise notes and ready to revise material
6. Test yourself frequently!
7. Analyze where you Stand in Mock Tests
8. Complete the preparation on time
9. Time Management
10. Cut off time from less important activities
It is not tough to crack GATE! All you need is a certain level of commitment and dedication. Give GATE Preparation your best attempt.
We wish you good luck.