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Akshay Bajaj

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You don't need to opt for any other branch as robotics exists as a separate specialisation in B.Tech, hence you can opt for B.Tech in robotics.

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shivam singh

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Hi,
If you are interested in robotics, then you should go for it.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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If you clear with at least grade A or more than 75% aggregate, then you are eligible. Otherwise, it is not possible.

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Shruti Pandya

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Robotics have a bright scope in future. Robotics is used in many mechanical and electrical devices. So, many companies are recruiting robotics experts. It has a large scope in research project in automatic industries and development.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Venkat,
The admission procedure differs with countries and also universities. Your budget is low, so you can check universities in Germany but they are too competitive. You must take IELTS, GATE or GRE. You must also check education loan options or you will hardly find any options.

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Chetna S

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US, Germany, UK and Singapore are some of the best countries. Every country's entry requirements are different so check for the eligibility and shortlist the universities based on criterion such as finance, requirements, climate and so on.

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It depends on which college you are applying for. You can check on respective college website for fee structure.

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Vivek Arj

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IIT, Delhi is providing this course.

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