M.Tech

Hello Mohit,
M.Des:
M.Des is all about design, innovation and developing new idea, product and so on. Precisely it involves developing a new concept or remodelling an existing one. Say for example if you mention designing a car, it means designing the exterior and interiors of the car, structure/looks and styling of the car, AND NOT about designing for efficiency, environment-friendly as well as latest technology. M.Des helps candidates to become Innovators in their selected area of specialisation.M.Des holders, one can go for Ph. D. program in Design and other advanced studies.Master of Design offers, a Graduate with a design project related to an aspect of their design practice and team up with other design professionals to critically corroborate and advance their practice.Master of Design, if learned through Distance Education Program, offers professionals to garner the skills of designing while pursuing part-time.
M.Tech:After BE or B.Tech in M.Tech, you can specialise in different streams. You can choose a stream of your area of interest. After M.Tech you can find a large number of opportunities in banking, wireless industry, railways, agriculture, business, etc. The remunerations after M.Tech are also high. The candidates can earn more than 4 lakhs per annum. M.Des is a course suitable for candidates after degree in fashion/textile/ graphics/ Communication. After M.Des the candidate can find opportunities in Fashion and textile sector. M.Tech will certainly increase your job prospects.
Choose as per your career interests.

Hello Rajashekar,
Following are the M.Tech specializations available in mechanical engineering and their order of preference are as follows:
1. Thermal Engineering
2. Computer Integrated Manufacturing
3. Automobile Engineering
4. Manufacturing Engineering
5. Material Technology
6. Industrial Engineering
7. Product Design and Development
8. Industrial Safety Engineering
Similar course with different naming are as,
M.E. Machine Design
M.E. Heat Transfer in Energy System
M.E. CAD/CAM
M.E. Power system & Automation
M.E. Marine Engineering & Mechanical Handling
M.Tech Industrial Process Instrumentation.
M. Planning
M.E. Industrial Engineering
M.E. (Industrial Metallurgy)
M.E. Hydraulic and Coastal Harbour Engineering
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hello Aditya,
If you want to go for some additional courses, you can choose according to your choice and most important as per your interest.
If you want a job in designing, you can go for STAD and SAP for short time courses. You have the option of AutoCAD, civil 3D and architectural software.
You have a good option of diploma and short term course in Vastushashtra. A great choice can be safety management and labor management related courses which are available in open as well as various other institutes.
If you have an interest in planning and management, there are various courses in this field in both Masters, graduation as well as diploma level. Also, certification courses are available in institute like NICMAR which offers Masters in construction management that gives you chances of selection in top construction companies. Now a days GIS, GPS and navigation are having lots of scope and hence, you can go for that in Auto-desk sponsored coaching institutes.
Best of luck.