M.Tech

Hello Karthik,
Please mention more on your question as it is not with more details about your M.Tech in civil engineering.
For admission into M.Tech programmes, you are advised to appear for GATE exam, which is for admission into IITs and other reputed colleges in India for M.Tech.

Yes, for sure.
You don't even need to opt for dual degree course, you can get CSE in non-integrated course too, I guess.

If you want to get into purely technical side, then B.Tech + M.tech is better. But, if you want to have knowledge about management too, for better progress and all round knowledge and success, then go for B.Tech + MBA. Both of them have good career prospects depending on your choice and interest. Ho

Hi Mousam,
Chances will be high with an IIT tag and a Ph.D from a highly ranked foreign university. You must know that jobs after Ph.D is mainly research and teaching so if you want to a good job you must excel in these fields. Your publication, project work, concepts, etc. will matter when you are

Hi Dinesh,
This will depend if you have met the admission requirements. Please specify your grades and how many years of work experience do you have. You must also take the GMAT or GRE and IELTS.

check the complete detail related to college and CSE branch in the link provided
https://www.shiksha.com/university/jaypee-institute-of-information-technology-noida-20383

This is not sure, because it will totally depend on you and your knowledge, degree cannot decide your job, and your knowledge decided your future career. So, look at your talent and find your best career.

I request you to not restrict yourself to biotechnology. I think you should take both bio and maths. But, clear bio/ maths with just passing marks. Most importantly maths when you are interested in biotechnology. You can also take biotechnology and maths in your school, if they offer biotechnology i