M.Tech

Hello Kirthi Priya,
Click on the link below to know more. If you want to judged if a course is good, search for the further scope and job opportunities, the more they are, better the course is. As far as VIT University is concerned, it is renowned.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/integrated-m-t

BSc ( of 3 years duration) graduates are not eligible to appear for GATE to seek admission in MTech. BSc graduates are eligible to appear for JAM (Joint Admission Test for MSc) to seek admission in IITs.

If you are getting a better college like NIT and IIT or a ranked college then dual degree integrated course will be helpful but in case of normal ranked and local colleges take admission only in B.Tech so that in future you can take admission in a better college for M.Tech or may be MBA.

Hello Ajeet,
Jain University has quite a good name for it's dedicated staff and faculty. Its approach is to make students learn the subjects. I feel you should take admission without any hesitation.

Integrated M.Tech-Ph.D is equivalent to Ph.D find by normal path. As per university website, Amity Universities are fully Government recognised and the degrees awarded by them are recognized by the UGC. Universities are accredited by NAAC with A Grade. Amity University a member of the Association of