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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Atif,
Since you hold MCA that is master degree applying for another master degree in Canada will be very difficult. What you should study among M.Tech and MS is something you have to decide now. Ask yourself, why do you want to pursue M.Tech or MS? Are you even eligible for M.Tech? No, you are not. It's an engineering degree so you cannot apply for an engineering course. If you want to do MS then you have to be highly academic since MS programs in Canada are very selective. Secure at least 75% to be eligible. Take your IELTS or TOEFL too. It is advisable you gain some work experience before applying for another Masters. I will also a
Since you hold MCA that is master degree applying for another master degree in Canada will be very difficult. What you should study among M.Tech and MS is something you have to decide now. Ask yourself, why do you want to pursue M.Tech or MS? Are you even eligible for M.Tech? No, you are not. It's an engineering degree so you cannot apply for an engineering course. If you want to do MS then you have to be highly academic since MS programs in Canada are very selective. Secure at least 75% to be eligible. Take your IELTS or TOEFL too. It is advisable you gain some work experience before applying for another Masters. I will also a
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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You can do M.Tech in robotics but that depends on your interest. Being from CSE background is a plus point for you. It requires knowledge of both software and hardware. Since robotics is a specialised field it requires passion, patience and hard work. If Robotics is your passion then go for it.
But choose a good college as many universities don't offer an engineering degree in robotics.
But choose a good college as many universities don't offer an engineering degree in robotics.
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Ridhima Gupta
Beginner-Level 3
The last decision is always yours, if you want to work in India then go for Shoolini as its ranked 66th in India among the 236 universities. Also, ranked 4th in private universities of biotech in India. But the scope of growth will be limited from this college and if you are getting an opportunity to pursue Diploma from Canada from a highly ranked university do go for that. It will be a onetime investment and lifelong benefit. More so, it will open greater opportunities for you there.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Anvi,
Consider Wagningen University, Netherlands. Also check Technical University at Denmark, the University of Copenhagen and China Agricultural University.
Consider Wagningen University, Netherlands. Also check Technical University at Denmark, the University of Copenhagen and China Agricultural University.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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It depends on what area and topic you want to do research. If it is related to innovation and technology obviously M.Tech is something you can think of and if it is related to area of management then you need to go for MBA. You will become either social scientist or natural scientist
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