Hello usha !!

Congrats for securing 703 rank in vitmee !!

For admission into vit Chennai in mtech integrated course in cse the cutoffs would be very high and in General candidates with 118+ marks will fall under 1-250 ranks and rank with 5000 draw a chance for good branch.both

hi,

since its already middle of the year, applications are closed for admission to m.tech. right now bits, hd, tancet, ISI entrance test all are closed.

however till now IPUCET m.tech,h  LNMIIT M.Tech  forms notification is yet to publish. so you may try for these applications for m.tech.

IPUCET- conducts

As results published today, please update your allotment

Hello Student,

Pursuing M.Tech after B.Tech is a very good alternative for you if you want to add value to your education and qualification. This value addition to your profile will surely benefit you in future. You can secure or gain higher positions at the right time after completing a

Hi aspirant,

There are currently three courses offered as part of integrated Mtech program which includes CSE in collaboration with Virtusa, software Engineering and CSE with specialization in Data science. Since you have a excellent rank and most of the candidates above you will be splited into three courses/ some

Hi aspirant,

Congratulations on getting such a wonderful rank by your performance in higher secondary examinations. See the fee category you will get depends upon the course you opt for. For example if you want to get a seat in core CSE your fee category will be 2. Similarly if

Hi aspirant,

Though you have a descent rank, It would be very difficult for you to find a seat at main campus of Vellore institute of technology in integrated Mtech program. Integrated Software Engineering, CSE with specialization in Data science and CSE has around 1200 seats combined. If you are

Hello Aspirant,

Yes definitely you can go for MS in abroad even if you complete Integrated M.Tech from India because as far as my information there is no such rule of any Institution in abroad which does not allow the candidates to pursue MS in their institution for having integrated

Dear candidate, it all depends on college from where you are pursuing and your interest. If you are pursuing integrated degree from any NIT/IIT/IIIT/BITS or any other good institute, then there is no problem. However, it is observed placements in integrated M Tech is less than B Tech and hence

Hello,

JNTU and Osmania, both these universities are equally good, well- equipped, good infrastructure, faculty, and a good course curriculum.

If you look at the NIRF ranking set up by the Government of India, then JNTU stands at 42 and Osmania at 80.

The placement opportunities at both these colleges