Hello Shubham!

Your decision is wise. If you want to pursue an MBA degree with a specialization related to your background(i.e electrical engineering), then MBA in Operations and production or Power Management is a ideal thing to go for.

Apart from the above choice, if you are more job oriented,

hi,

see your score is excellent to secure m.tech course in electrical engineering stream. however in some of the streams are interdisciplinary and students from a different streams are allowed to apply. appgecet counselling is based on gate score and appgecet score. priority is given to gate scorer and after

Students who have completed a diploma in engineering in a suitable discipline are eligible to apply for the b.tech lateral entry entrance exam or straight second-year admission to the lateral programme. However, an ITI course is not the same as a diploma in engineering, which takes three years to complete

Hi Aspirant,

Most of the colleges don't allow candidates to take up VLSI and Embedded Systems if you are from Electrical Engineering.After giving APPGECET Paper you can do higher degrees related to Electrical engineering but you can do higher degrees in VLSI and enbedded system once you give the exam

• Candidates who have completed their BE/BTech degree with a valid score in GATE are eligible for ME/MTechdegree course.
• Candidates with a 5-year program in Science or Applied Sciences resulting in the award of a Master of

hello,

Since i am persuing engineering i can provide you an answer. If you want to prepare yourself for civil cervices then you have to create a time table and need to follow strictly because whichever discipline you choose you wo'nt get enough time to prepare for civil services. In

Following are the good universities offering Lateral entry programs:

DTU

COEP

MIT

LPU

Mizoram University

Mumbai University

B Tech EE is an Engineering programme that seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic science to technology with relevant practice through lab and projects for building problem-solving skills, keeping in view industry requirements.

Hi.

Both of the engineering stream are pretty good and it all depends upon the candidate and its interest of the stream and if he wishes to get a job in the field of engineering. However, depending on the post you wish to get under "Government Job" will determine if