M.Tech

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Check out the official site of GATE where in you will find the list if participating institutes, seats, information on government colleges, etc. This will help you a lot. Hope this got cleared up. Good luck!

Hi Hirani,
If you do B.Tech in ICT with minor in CS from DAIICT, there are many possibilities to pursue M.Tech from US in many core subjects, remember that CS here means computational science, it has much higher scope than any normal computer science degree.

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There are some colleges like NIT-Rourkela that offers integrated courses on CSE, ECE and mining. Check for further information at JoSSA. Hope this got cleared up, good luck!

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Here is a tool called college comparison app by Shiksha. You can compare any of two colleges. Here is the link. https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
Hope this will resolve your query.

CBIT offers admission to students who have given their GATE exam, and also through PGCETT. I even think, it offers some seat under management quota. You can get more information through college’s official website.

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Yes, you will be appointed inside the campus.

1. B.Tech is way better than M.Tech dual degree, if of course you have the innate passion to scale up to pursue a PhD later on.
2. If getting placed after dual degree is your main concern then you may be in trouble, since the chances and packages offered to dual is not at par with the standards you have in mind. It's almost the same as of B.Tech.
3. This is in case of IT jobs, whereas in the core sector, dual degree will definitely give you the extra edge over B.Tech candidates. So decide this in the early phase of your career.