M.Tech

Mechanical engineers are eligible to apply for M.Tech in aerospace engineering in specializations such as Thermal and Propulsion, Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics, Structures and Design, Astronomy and Astrophysics, etc.

Hi,
As per their website, the university recognized under section 22 of UGC Act 1956, so there should be no issues. But, please check directly with the university before applying. You must also meet the admission requirements and your grades are quite good. You must take IELTS before applying.

You can join DRDO/ ISRO/ aviation manufacturing or its ancillary units/ airlines/ air force/ educational institutes/ R&D units / IT etc after M.Tech aeronautical engineering. DRDO and ISRO advertise their aeronautical engineering regularly in employment news. You can apply aganist open advertisement. You can appear for GATE for joining PSUs. You are eligible to join Indian Air Force by appearing in SSB. IAF advertise their engineers requirement twice a year. You may sit in campus placement for core AE companies & IT companies.

Hello Sahil,
You should do M.Tech because you have done B.Tech, so M.Tech will be good for you, rather than BAMS.

If you are M.Sc in chemistry and holding Master's degree, you can apply for the GATE examination. According to the eligibility criteria in any branch of science, mathematics or any other equivalent Master's degree can apply. Also, those who are in the final or pre-final year can also apply.
All the best.

Hi,
To pursue M.Tech in the US you should take GRE and score around 300+ and TOEFL with 100+ score to get into a good US school. The best session is the fall (August / September) in order to secure admission the deadlines are November -December and last deadline is January.

You should pursue MBA.

One degree and another Diploma is allowed or legal.

If you have 3 years of experience after completing B.Tech, then you are eligible to pursue M.Tech.