Dear Aspirant,

unfortunately you cannot work at a government job while pursuing your education of post graduation in MTech. However, you may pursue a distance course of MTech while pursuing your job at the same time. It is best advised that you seek advise from your job as well, regarding

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Yes, you are eligible for a job in ISRO after mtech. There are many opportunities for a job in ISRO. You can apply for roles like Project Associate 1 and the upper limit of age should be 35. And these 35 years are the upper limits for some specific

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• Nanotechnology springs from two words Nano and Technology. Nano means very small so nanotechnology is that the technology in miniature form and it's the mix of Bio- technology, Chemistry, Physics and Bio-informatics, etc.
  
  Research and training option in nanotechnology is provided after MBBS. Some leading hospitals provide research facilities

A MTech in Nanotechnology, will help you trigger a career in Nanotech Industry, Material Startups, Research Destinations like IITM Research Park, CENSE IISc Bangalore, CSIR Research Institutes, Material Science, Biomaterial and Electronic Material Companies like Log9Materials, Graphene Research, Tata Steel, TCS R&D, Biogene, Applied Materials, KLA Tencor and other similar

Dear aspirant,

I would request you to mention in the comment box the name of the college in which you are thinking of pursuing nanotechnology. So, on a general basis these branch will be surely on demand in future.

But yes if you would do your masters from abroad and

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The scope of Nanotechnology is emerging rapidly. As the technology is advancing, nanotechnology is coming up as a stream. If we see the colleges offering nanotechnology in India(B.Tech), then no IIT yet offers this course, but, there are plenty of excellent universities offering this course. On a general note,

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Nanotechnology is a field of research and innovation concerned with building 'things' - generally, materials and devices - on the scale of atoms and molecules. A nanometre is one-billionth of a metre, the ten Times diameter of a hydrogen atom. The diameter of a human hair is, on average,