M.Tech

Hello Rajat,
Government colleges are the only economical colleges in India. You can get admission into those colleges only through GATE examination. There are state level entrance examinations as well, but those are for private colleges which are not economical.

Can you state your question in English as I had difficulty in understanding your question ?

You can opt for building technology, environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering or water resource engineering.

The fee structure for B.Tech is 5 lakh rupees. For M.Tech, the fee structure is 2 lakh rupees.

M.Tech in mechanical, automobile and robotics are some good options. Opt for the engineering branch that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyse the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion.

Sachin you can't opt for M.Tech after B.Sc, you need to have a B.Tech degree to pursue M.Tech or you must have cleared the AMIE examination.

Hi,
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) is to ensure quality and reliability of industrial products. There is a constant demand for qualified NDT professionals in manufacturing industries. Admission to M.Tech (NDT) is based on GATE score in NITs. The eligibility criteria is either M.Sc (physics, material science, applied physics) or B.Tech./B.E. (mechanical, metallurgy and production). You are not eligible for M.Tech (NDT). You are advised to apply for M.Tech NDT after completing your M.Sc physics and appearing for GATE.

Hello Aftab,
As you have completed B.Tech in ECE, you can appear for GATE in ECE branch. The students who have completed B.Tech in computer science, information technology or software engineering can appear for CSE in GATE 2017.