Hello aspirant

To pursue M tech from TKM candidates have to pass AMIE/ AMIETE Examination and satisfying the following condition are eligible for admission.

Graduation -60% marks

Gate  score equal to or  more than cut off

Admission in tkm for M tech program is entrance based

Entrance exam - GATE/

Hi Aspirant!

Due to the light of fact that VIT is popular for its placement records especially for CSE and the reviews of the students says clearly that integrated MTech course has a good number of placement records (upto 80%) with a decent package. And the students who have good

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The eligibility criteria to be eligible to apply for Integrated M.Tech course is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 or it's equivalent from a recognised board. Candidates belonging to general category must score minimum 65% aggregate marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry taken together in 10+2 level. For

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Your percentile is a bit low to get colleges like anna university, university of madras. To get the accurate idea of cut offs I am providing you the link in which you can go through the cut offs and decide which college you want to choose-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tancet-cutoff

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I guess you mean that what will be the best if we compare M.Tech and B.Tech. Now, you must be aware that B.Tech is a graduation degree while M.tech comes under post graduation. It is quite difficult to compare them as they both are qualifications at different levels. B.tech

Being from OBC Category with 410, you might have moderate to good chances in securing a seat in M.Tech/MS at IITs, NITs in your respective branch. For more information about the Counselling Procedure through GATE do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-counselling

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NSR is an initiative taken by NASSCOM , NSR  stands for national skill registry, by registering on NSR portal you would get an registration no, you have to fill all your academic and professional work experience etc details. these information would evaluate for filling vacancy in indian IT and

Being interested in Mechanical and Computation Fields, I believe you should focus your Interests on research areas like Automation, Robotics, Electric Vehicle Simulations as well as Industry 4.O which focusses on everything where AI and Machine Learning Methods are applied to Manufacturing Setup. After BE in Mechanical, you may pursue

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Yes, a candidate can appear for Indian Engineering Service Entrance Exam if she/he is pursuing M.Tech. The minimum education qualification is B.Tech or its equivalent from any Central or State University or any other Educational Institutions established by either an act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as

Hi Raghul,

As per your marks and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get as per your TANCET M.Tech marks and as per your category are:-

Salem Dr. Mahalingam College of Engineering and TechnologyErode

Sri Ramakrishna College of Engineering, Coimbatore

Bannariamman Institute of Technology

Gummidipundi PSNA College

These are the