Part Time M.Tech

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Hello! Vivek Patidar, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your M.Tech albeit in part time mode. It's a very good idea. Of course you will have to work hard but I am sure that you are willing. You can do part time course only from a college co-located where you are working. This is so, since model followed is few classes in evening and more time during SAT Right? I would like to advise you to begin with finding names and telephone numbers of all such colleges offering M.Tech. Then ringing each one to know if they offer part time course. Once you get to know such colleges then you can take concerned entrance exam etc. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sourabh Panwar, It's Indeed a great to hear from you that you are now interested in doing your post graduation studies in the specialisation of Computer sciences. I can understand as you are employed somewhere you cannot find time for regular college and hence are interested in a part time study. Unfortunately information of such colleges is not available on the net readily. I can suggest you a very simple thing. You can definitely find out the name addresses and telephone numbers of all engineering colleges in the place where you are at the moment living and working. Once you do this then start ringing up one by one and finding out if they offer part time postgraduate course in the branch that you desire. Once you get hit then you can go to the college to find for other required formalities before you can begin your studies. Best wishes to you.