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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Master of technology for M.Tech is postgraduate studies in engineering. As a result the basic eligibility is graduation in Engineering which is a 4 year course. Having completed B.Sc. In Physics which is a 3 year course a student is not eligible to appear for any entrance examination leading to admission for M.Tech. But yes if you complete your M.Sc. Then you can appear for the concerned subject in GATE and then hope to get admission in one of the colleges in the appropriate subject for M.Tech.
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Guide-Level 14
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Guide-Level 14
I am sorry to say, but without Maths gaining admission into a computer Science related course will be impossible. Check with universities directly if you can apply after doing some pre requisite course, still looks difficult.
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Guide-Level 14
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Guide-Level 14
Yes, it will be difficult for you to get options. You can see PG Diploma programs, many colleges in Canada, not universities, offer PG Diploma courses which accepts 3 year degree.
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