M.Tech

First, decide your university and then go to its website for the requirements. You can also get the requirements in DAAD database or Anabin database.

Yes, definitely you can do M.Tech course after M.Sc, but to get admission in good colleges of M.Tech, you need to appear in entrance exams of M.Tech. After clearing this exams, you will get admission in these colleges like:
IITs
NITs
Birla Institute of Technology, BIT Mishra
Anna University
Indian Instit

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Depends on below criteria:
Eligibility:
M.Tech (CSE)
Both GATE and Non GATE candidates are eligible to apply for admission with B.Tech/BE or MCA/M.Sc in CS/IT (& its allied areas) with a CGPA of at least 7.00 out of 10 or 65% marks. M.Tech (ECE)
Both GATE and Non GATE candidates are eligible to apply fo

You have to write the entrance exam of the university you are applying to.

Hi, The University offers M.Tech in seven specializations. For M.Tech and ME, candidate must pass in BE/B.Tech degree in relevant specializations. The university admits candidates to M.Tech/ME on the basis of GATE score or through MHTCET conducted by DTE Maharashtra. Admission to M.Sc. Is done on th

Salary is that thing in India that you can only predict, if you can able to find some decent job and good job with good package. Otherwise, you can't be able to get that. But, for B.Tech and M.Tech, the package is around INR 12 LPA - INR 15 LPA in starting, and it will be beyond that also, if the co

https://www.shiksha.com/college/national-institute-of-technology-Patna-23147
Here is the link, where you will get fees structure of NIT-Patna. Please go to the link to know about it. Good luck.