M.Tech

Well, in India, it has to be IITs. If you didn't make it to IITs, there are some good NITs and GFTIs as well.

If your college is approved by UGC and is recognised by AICTE, then yes.

To get into prestigious institutions, the calls will be made individually by the colleges for the admission. To get into state colleges, you just have to cross the cutoff of the particular college and have to submit the GATE scorecard.

The fee is 1 lakh 40 thousand approximately (full fee for 2 year) and each semester of 35 thousand.

For a teacher to teach in any school, it is necessary to have B.Ed. According to my opinion, B.Tech+M.Tech didn't have any relation with B.Ed because I have a friend who is pursuing MA English now and her course will get over this year. I asked about her plan after this and she told me that she is g

60,000 per year is the fees and the total amount will be 1 lakh 20 thousand for structural engineering in M.Tech in management quota.

Yes, there are options to do M.Tech without attending classes. You can prefer institutions that offer distance education, which means you being a student of that institution, need not attend any classes, but you can write your examination over there. Else, you have an option of part-time. You have t

Candidates willing to apply for the course need to meet the following minimum eligibility criteria:
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at the level of graduation in B.E/ B.Tech or equivalent subject completed from a recognized institute. Candidates waiting for their final years exam results are welcome

You must pursue B.Tech in robotics followed by M.Tech in the same. You must select robotics with automation or any specialisation you want to pursue. For this, you must go with JEE Mains and qualify it with very good marks so that you get a seat in IIT. Since only IIT have experienced faculty with t