M.Tech

Hello,
I appreciate your interest in robotics. If you are interested to pursue higher studies in robotics, it's best to pursue B.Tech in mechanical engineering.
I hope it helps. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Yes, it has wide opportunities.

Hi,
First thing to remember for you- You cannot apply for a PR immediately after studies. You must apply for the work permit, grab a job and apply for the PR after successfully meeting certain conditions. You must also excel in your job.I would recommend you opt for Bachelor and then Masters both from Canada. Since admissions into a MS is very difficult for international graduates you will be at an advantage of knowing the system and a chance to excel more in research which is essential for MS admissions.

Hi Jaspal,
There is no other name for M.Tech in robotics, it might be a possibility that the course is not offered by that particular college.

Dear,
As per your query, one should have BE/ B.Tech degree in Electrical/ Electronics/ Instrumentation and Control/ Mechanical/ CSE/IT branch.
Every good university offer this subject with this eligibility. Preferred branch will be B.Tech in mechanical engineering.
All the best.

As you are technically oriented and have already done ME. You are technically oriented and you must continue in technology field.

M.Tech is a good option among the three. You will get opportunities in PSUs as well as in Private sector. IITs are good to pursue M.Tech. A good score in GATE will make you eligible for PSUs interviews.

Hi,
The best is definitely USA but currently the situation is not in favour so you may look towards Germany or Canada for your M.tech. Both countries have excellent education standards and research options.

USA or Germany as they offer best Master's in robotics/ automation/ mechatronics. You may also choose from the following link:
https://www.masterstudies.com/Masters-Degree/Automation/

Hi,
After completing ECE, you can pursue M.Tech in power electronics, M.Tech in system design, M.Tech in VLSI design, MBA in power management / Telecommunication, etc. Even, you can pursue robotics technology, which is also a better option.
Best of luck.