Hi aspirant

There is no such specialisation in Mtech that is named as Industry 4.0.

You should look for other interdisciplinary branches offered by the college for Mtech.

Visit the link below to check the specialization offered by IITs/NITs/GFTIs/IIITs below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iits

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-nits

Hope this was helpful.

You can get newly opened nits or iiits.But chances of getting those colleges are very low for you .But you can get state government universities. Your possible college are listed below.

• Nit meghalya
• Nit arunachal
• Nit goa
• Nit Patna
• Iiit Hyderabad
• Jadavpur university

Hi aspirant

You can apply at NITs/IIITs/GFTIs .You won't be able to get IITs.

It depends on your stream as well as category whether you will get these colleges or not.

You should apply ofr interdisciplinary branch as they have low cut off.

GATE predictor can predict you colleges based

Hey abrar

This is most likely the annual fees.in vit we yearly pay the fees ,there is no payment of fees per semester.

:)

Hello Karan, 

For appearing to exam there eligibility is, the candidate must have bachelor degree passed with 50% aggregate percentage for general category student and for caste category student it is 45%. There is no eligibility related to backlogs only degree passed with above conditions. The age limit has no

Hi Suvi,

YES, There is a percentage of seat reserved for female candidates in NIT's and IIT's. The reservation percentage has been incresed this year.

All the best.

sir plz answer me again plz sir

sorry i missed some options here i repost them (all of them are here ) , sir plz answer it to me again.

Hello Sir/Ma'am. Both are universities are very good in terms of education, placements, campus life, and infrastructure. Integrated M. Tech has an advantage as well as a disadvantage. If you have decided that you are going to pursue M. Tech only then integrated course is good but if you think