Hello Aspirant,

Part-time M.Tech has no value if you want to apply for Govt. jobs or teaching job.

However, if you are working in an industry, it may help you.

A full-time MTech course holds an edge over part-time MTech course. But, if one wants to gain good work experience

Hi aspirant!!

There are quite a few options for M.Tech, some of them are:
1. Power Systems
2. Control Systems
3. Power Electronics and Drives
4. Signal Processing
5. VLSI

Hope this help

Thank you

Greetings!

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Hii,

Below is the list of subjects which CSE students learn in engineering

1. C language
2. C++ language
3. Data structure
4. Digital Electronics
5. Microprocessors
6. Java
7. Python
8. Operating system
9. Digital electronics
10. Computer Networks
11. Database management
12. Artificial intelligence
13. Machine learning
14. Cloud computing
15. Compiler design
16. Cyber security
17. Computer Graphics
18. Iot internet of things
19. Computational science

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that usually students after pursuing their B.Tech opt for M.Tech full time. You will get better college exposure, placement opportunities, extra-curricular opportunities in a full time college. However, if you are a working professional, then M.Tech Part

Hi,you can pursue Mtech in CSE after your under graduation in IT by writing computer science as specialization in TANCET exam.You can choose any subject of choice that you want to pursue in your post graduation.Tancet 2021 is expected to be held in May 2021.Kindly refer this link to know

• Acharya Nagarjuna

The beauty of MBA is that it is not confined to a particular stream of Academic pursuit. You can study Managerial course after Bachelor's degree and even after Master's degree. Once you pursue your ME or M.tech you will have certainly better professional prospects and then studying MBA will give