Hii aspirants 

Let me clear your doubt. Yes you can do mtech after qualifing mca because bca+mca is considered equivalent to btech degree so you can go for mtech after mca degree. 

I hope your doubt is clear. If you have any more doubt you can ask in comment section given below. 

Good luck 

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

Hello Simran

There are nearly 15 colleges if i am not wrong but only 3 are good. In Bangalore, I know MTech in VLSI and Embedded Systems Course exists in following  colleges - RV College of Engineering, PESIT and BMS College of Engineering

All of the three are autonomous

Hello Apoorva

Some of the PSU companies which hire from MTech Bio-Technology are

• Bharat Immunological & Biological Corporation.
• Indian Vaccine Corporation Ltd (IVCOL)
• Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC)
• Hindustan Petroleum
• Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)

PSU companies do recruite Bio Technology students, but hardly the GATE Qualified ones. Government hardly releases the funds required for research in any fields especially in the ones like Biotechnology where the result in unpredictable. So PSUs recruite less no of employess leading to rejection of GATE Qualified students.

Hope it helps you.

hi hassan,

please elaborate your query and provide relevant details 

Hello,

BMS College of Engineering and RV College of Engineering are the best colleges for Mtech in VLSI and embedded systems in Bangalore. 

Hello Yashaswini, Greetings!

Well, if you are getting IT in your preferred college instead of CSE, then I would recommend you to join IT in R.V. College.

This is because there is not much difference between IT and CSE in Indian engineering curriculum. CSE and IT students are given same opportunities in most aspects be it placements or PSUs. So make your decision wisely.

Thank you, best of luck.