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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Germany is, technically, one of the most advanced countries in the world. Engineers are well paid in Germany. I will recommend you to opt for MS over MBA for better career prospects in Germany.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
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University change or college change is completely dependent on university and college norms. Some universities allow it and some won't, plus you need to have good scores to apply for the same.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
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University change or college change is completely dependent on university and college norms. Some universities allow it and some won't, plus you need to have good scores to apply for the same.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Mr. Khan,
In regular M.Tech, you have to go to college and maintain a certain attendance percentage to be eligible to appear for exams. In part time M.Tech, you have to go to college only to appear for exams.
In M.Tech, not all subjects are easy. In most of the subjects, you would need some expert guidance to understand them. In regular M.Tech, you can get such expert guidance from the faculty members. However, in part time M.Tech, enough guidance won't be available.
In regular M.Tech, regular laboratory sessions help to understand how the theoretical concepts in books apply in the real world. However, this option isn't available in
In regular M.Tech, you have to go to college and maintain a certain attendance percentage to be eligible to appear for exams. In part time M.Tech, you have to go to college only to appear for exams.
In M.Tech, not all subjects are easy. In most of the subjects, you would need some expert guidance to understand them. In regular M.Tech, you can get such expert guidance from the faculty members. However, in part time M.Tech, enough guidance won't be available.
In regular M.Tech, regular laboratory sessions help to understand how the theoretical concepts in books apply in the real world. However, this option isn't available in
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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If you are comparing salaries, ME will have lower starting salary as compared to MBA, but future prospective are very good in ME as there are fewer people in technical specialization in most of the fields.
More the experience in technical field more will be your demand and more is the salary. MBA will give you a good exposure to corporate world. You have all the chances to get experience and climb up the ladder up to CEOs position. Both the fields are having good career growth.
More the experience in technical field more will be your demand and more is the salary. MBA will give you a good exposure to corporate world. You have all the chances to get experience and climb up the ladder up to CEOs position. Both the fields are having good career growth.
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Chandrakanta Ginodia
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It entirely depends on your interest, if down the line you see yourself at a managerial position and you think you are more inclined and more interested in studying management, you should go for MBA.
But, if you feel you are more interested in learning the technicalities and want to improve your technical skills by learning the nitty gritty, then you should go for M.Tech. So, it entirely about your interest and what you would enjoy learning more.
But, if you feel you are more interested in learning the technicalities and want to improve your technical skills by learning the nitty gritty, then you should go for M.Tech. So, it entirely about your interest and what you would enjoy learning more.
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