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Kishansinh RathodFounder of Neurobytes
Contributor-Level 10
After B.Sc you can't do M.Tech but you can get admission in B.Tech 2nd year. For M.Tech you have to complete M.Sc and than will have to give GATE as entrance for M.Tech.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
You can sit for exams like GATE/BARC are some national level exams. There are some more exams you can check on this link-
http://www.mapsofindia.com/education/career/m-tech.html
http://www.mapsofindia.com/education/career/m-tech.html
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Ashay Maheshwari
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Assuming that your target is to get a job in IT industry, MCA is more than enough. You should complete your MCA from the best possible college. If I am wrong in my assumption, I think then you want to do M.Tech and might want to make your career in the teaching field. But in both the cases, you must do MCA from the best possible college because circumstances may change.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
If you are technically oriented then go for M.Tech else MBA to have career growth after AMIE.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hi Sourav,
To pursue M.Tech from government college is definitely cheaper compared to private colleges. Further, the level of education in IITs/NITs is far better than most of the private colleges in India. However, there are also certain private colleges / institutes which too provide quality education.
Government colleges have limited seats and getting admission isn't an easy task. Therefore, I would suggest you to appear for GATE entrance examination for admission into IITs/NITs. Along with GATE, you can also appear for individual state examinations (OJEE in Odisha, WBUT PGET in West Bengal, PGECET in Andhra Pradesh / Telangana, etc.)
To pursue M.Tech from government college is definitely cheaper compared to private colleges. Further, the level of education in IITs/NITs is far better than most of the private colleges in India. However, there are also certain private colleges / institutes which too provide quality education.
Government colleges have limited seats and getting admission isn't an easy task. Therefore, I would suggest you to appear for GATE entrance examination for admission into IITs/NITs. Along with GATE, you can also appear for individual state examinations (OJEE in Odisha, WBUT PGET in West Bengal, PGECET in Andhra Pradesh / Telangana, etc.)
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
It depends. If you are more interested in technical field then go for integrated M.Tech option or if you want to pursue business in future then go for integrated MBA. I guess, IIM Indore is providing integrated MBA course.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Leekey,
I couldn't understand exactly why your GATE form was rejected because final year students can apply for GATE examination, but do not lose hope, even if it got rejected.
You can apply for individual state level examinations for enrollment into colleges providing M.Tech courses in the respective states (OJEE in Odisha, PGECET in Karnataka, WBUT in Odisha, etc.)
I hope it helps. If so, kindly upvote this answer. In case you have any further questions, feel free to revert.
I couldn't understand exactly why your GATE form was rejected because final year students can apply for GATE examination, but do not lose hope, even if it got rejected.
You can apply for individual state level examinations for enrollment into colleges providing M.Tech courses in the respective states (OJEE in Odisha, PGECET in Karnataka, WBUT in Odisha, etc.)
I hope it helps. If so, kindly upvote this answer. In case you have any further questions, feel free to revert.
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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
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Every field has its scope, for those who stands for it. More of engineers have switched their careers into their interest fields like CA, pilot, animation, journalism, tourism, etc. Consider MBA in HR through distance or regular for the same.
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