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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are not eligible for seeking admission in M.Tech after B.Sc degree. You can seek admission in M.Tech after M.Sc degree by appearing in GATE examination.
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Aarti Singh
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Swastik, if you intend to go for a higher degree after B.Tech it is better to go for Integrated course as it is going to save 1 precious of your life. Also, you would be saving fee in a dual manner. First, you will be paying the fee for 5-years only and second is that the fee will not be an updated one but the one that is applicable to your higher degree in the year in which you take admission in your lower degree.
Other than Integrated B.Tech-MBA, you can also go for Integrated B.Tech-M.Tech if you are more inclined technically.
There are many good universities like LPU, JKLU, NIIT, etc. that are offering these integrated degrees. These
Other than Integrated B.Tech-MBA, you can also go for Integrated B.Tech-M.Tech if you are more inclined technically.
There are many good universities like LPU, JKLU, NIIT, etc. that are offering these integrated degrees. These
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ANAY MATHURFollow me and get perfect answer
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Hi,
How are you?
Well other then IITs and NITs, there are many private universities like VIT, SRM, BITS, Galgotias, NIRMA University, UPES-Dehradun, Amity, Sharda, LPU which are having high placement records and the decorum here will make your personality.
Thank you and keep asking.
How are you?
Well other then IITs and NITs, there are many private universities like VIT, SRM, BITS, Galgotias, NIRMA University, UPES-Dehradun, Amity, Sharda, LPU which are having high placement records and the decorum here will make your personality.
Thank you and keep asking.
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ANAY MATHURFollow me and get perfect answer
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Hi Wani,
How are you?
Well, Graduate Aptitude Test of Engineering is somehow necessary for core branches like mechanical, civil, electrical for PSUs or to pursue M.Tech from a good college.
You can give 2 attempts of it after doing your Bachelor's degree. Then, on the basis of SSC HSC UG grades and GATE score, you will get a rank. If you get a good rank under 500, you will get a call from PSUs or else you can go for M.Tech.
Thank you and keep asking!
How are you?
Well, Graduate Aptitude Test of Engineering is somehow necessary for core branches like mechanical, civil, electrical for PSUs or to pursue M.Tech from a good college.
You can give 2 attempts of it after doing your Bachelor's degree. Then, on the basis of SSC HSC UG grades and GATE score, you will get a rank. If you get a good rank under 500, you will get a call from PSUs or else you can go for M.Tech.
Thank you and keep asking!
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Neethu Shaju
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Those who possess BE/B.Tech/M.Sc degree in relevant engineering stream can pursue their M.Tech (Robotics Engineering).
B.E or B.Tech degree is the minimum educational qualification required to join colleges to pursue this M.Tech course.
B.E or B.Tech degree is the minimum educational qualification required to join colleges to pursue this M.Tech course.
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Akhil Chandrafollow me your queries get cancelled
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Hello,
Greetings from Shiksha!
Check out the institute website to know the institute profile that will help you a lot to know the details of the course. See the placement statistics. Hope this got cleared, good luck!
Greetings from Shiksha!
Check out the institute website to know the institute profile that will help you a lot to know the details of the course. See the placement statistics. Hope this got cleared, good luck!
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Akhil Chandrafollow me your queries get cancelled
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Hello,
Greetings from Shiksha!
Check out some private universities that offer M.Tech. Go for them as they will help you. For example, you can try for Vasavi, CBIT, SRM university which has a better scope. I hope I have cleared your doubts, good luck!
Greetings from Shiksha!
Check out some private universities that offer M.Tech. Go for them as they will help you. For example, you can try for Vasavi, CBIT, SRM university which has a better scope. I hope I have cleared your doubts, good luck!
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renu Sejwal
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An undergraduate degree in engineering or technology makes one eligible for M.Tech nanotech. But when you are doing M.Sc in biotech, you should find opportunity in your this field, it will take another two year to pursue a M.Tech nanotech.
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