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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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This branch is all about food production, processing, packaging, preservation and the use of technology and engineering techniques in aiding the above-mentioned stages present in the food processing Industry. So, this branch of engineering covers a number of stages right from production to transportation Also, this branch has research and development area, which deals with topics such as- artificial food, artificial edible items, nutrition science, chemistry. Large amounts of job opportunities are available in front of the graduates in the government as well as private sectors. Competition for job posts is less since there is relativel
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear,
Doing M.Tech in Data Science & Engineering is really a promising career. There is a huge demand in India and abroad also.
Scope is good.
India- In India, a fresher starts off with67LPAin a product based startup or company and goes up to8LPAwithin a span of 2 years.US- The national average salary for a Data Scientist is, $128,549.
Doing M.Tech in Data Science & Engineering is really a promising career. There is a huge demand in India and abroad also.
Scope is good.
India- In India, a fresher starts off with67LPAin a product based startup or company and goes up to8LPAwithin a span of 2 years.US- The national average salary for a Data Scientist is, $128,549.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Sakshi, It's indeed great to see your interest in environment studies inspite of graduating in electronics & communication. But these days admissions to all PG seats are based in some or the other entrance exam. Majority of colleges or universities accept GATE. Unfortunately admissions to PG, based on merit of graduation is non existent to my knowledge.
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rahul r
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Eligibility Criteria for M.Tech in Environmental Studies:
A Maters degree in Environmental Science can be pursued if a candidate has a Bachelors in Engineering or technology in environmental or civil engineering. Since, you have a B.Tech degree you automatically qualify to apply for M.Tech in environmental studies. You should also have appeared and cleared the GATE entrance exam. Some colleges and institutes have their own internal exam followed by a personal interview as well.
Regards.
A Maters degree in Environmental Science can be pursued if a candidate has a Bachelors in Engineering or technology in environmental or civil engineering. Since, you have a B.Tech degree you automatically qualify to apply for M.Tech in environmental studies. You should also have appeared and cleared the GATE entrance exam. Some colleges and institutes have their own internal exam followed by a personal interview as well.
Regards.
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Pankaj Kumar
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M.Tech Environmental Science Eligibility
They should a pass degree of B.E./B.Tech. In CS/IT /Biotech/ Environmental Sciences or Master's degree in Programming/ Mathematics/Sciences.
* Hence, its not possible for an ECE graduate to opt for ME/M.Tech in environmental studies. There can be a possibility that some college may offer but the probability is quite low.
They should a pass degree of B.E./B.Tech. In CS/IT /Biotech/ Environmental Sciences or Master's degree in Programming/ Mathematics/Sciences.
* Hence, its not possible for an ECE graduate to opt for ME/M.Tech in environmental studies. There can be a possibility that some college may offer but the probability is quite low.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Ketan, Yes, after completion of your graduation in engineering, you surely are eligible for pursuing your PG in engineering.
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