Hello aspirant,

According to new changes done by IIT Bombay. Eligibility criteria have been relaxed from minimum 10+2+4 (ongoing) to minimum 10+2+3 (ongoing). It will enable even those in third year of their undergraduate studies to appear for the examination. So I think so that now you can do MTech

Dear Rishabh ,

Yes ,Punjab university offers  M.Tech. (Regular & Part Time) courses  with mechanical department is equipped with excellent infrastructure and various state-of-the art laboratories. The laboratories possess latest equipment, instruments and software packages. Aesthetically designed academic area, cafeteria etc. in a clean and green ambience provide a very

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If you are getting simple Btech then go for it. Integrated mtech is not worth ed. yes it is a good choice if you have no choice. You can do Btech and then go for M.tech so that your concepts will be enhanced. If you wish only for integrated

Hey there,

B.Tech or Bachelor of Technology is a 4 year full time undergraduate course and M.Tech or Masters of Technology is a 2 years full time postgraduate course.

So it will be  truly beneficial if you do M.Tech be it any branch , because it is a more  professional

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see generally the centralized admission is done based on gate score. however till not any of the notifications available of starting date of admission process. Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra will conduct the admission of Maharashtra M.Tech 2020. Candidates need to  apply in online mode for Maharashtra M.Tech

Hello Sathvik ,

JNTUH University and JNTUH College of engineering offering dual degree or integrated courses 21 . Some courses offering (B.TECH +M.TECH) and Some courses offering( B.TECH + M.B.A.) Here i mentioned some courses go through it .

1. Integrated (B.TECH + M.TECH) Electrical and Electronics Engineering  .
2. Integrated (B.TECH

Hey dear, you can't do m.tech after bsc physics. You first complete msc, than you have to give gate exam and after you clear gate you can do mtech if any institutional professor is ready to guide you for research. But ther is a degree called MSc(tech) which you can

Hi aspirant,

It is very obvious with a B.Tech graduate that he/she wants to do job for a short period of time before going for higher education. If you are thinking of it , then it is usual. Yes, you can do a job for 2 years or any period

Hi, Hope You are doing great!

Taking Btech+Mtech dual course is always a good idea lets see some positive and negative points:

Positive Point
1. You get both the degrees and you save a year.

2. You will specialize in a particular field of your engineering or science stream.

3.

Hey there

Robotics is completely an engineering domain. For undergraduate course such as BE or B.Tech candidate must have passed 10+2 from science stream with preferably subjects such as Maths, Biology and computer science and for postgraduation such as M.Tech, aspirants should have an undergraduate degree in engineering with preference