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yes, Mtech is good after doing Btech, if a person want to go for higher studies and also wants to make career in academics. one should have zeel to do research in particular field if technology.
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What can you do after b tech in computer science?
m tech
Is m tech useful after b tech?
Yes, definitely because m tech above BTech, you understand clearly everything in Mtech better than Btech.Future Institutions is one of the best places where you can study B Tech and M Tech with quality education and under professional.
Can you get B Tech after completing M Sc?
You can join B. Tech after completing your M Sc degree, but most people complete B. Tech prior to earning that degree. There are many private schools and companies that will also hire after you complete B. Tech.
Which b-tech branch supports m-tech specialization in astronomy?
Anything in mathematics or physics, possibly chemistry too.
Is plan b Tech Deck good?
yeah its my favorite kind
Which masters degree is to be done after b-tech?
u can do MBA .. or m tech. ... or MS.. for MS u need to have 3 years job experience also..
How you join betech after diploma?
B-Tech you must join after finishing diploma with experience of 2 or 3 years to join B-Tech directly 2nd year , Other wise u like to join in M-Tech also join like that way.
What is the difference between an A tech and a B tech?
one is A and one is B
Is iilm of greater noida good for b tech in biotechnology?
Absolutly the right choice.
Which is better B Tech or Beng?
B-tech : Focused on practical. Beng : Focused on theory. Both is good. Do you want to be more involved in the practical work or the paper work? Pay is similar.
What has the author F B M de Waal written?
F. B. M. de Waal has written: 'Good natured'
An engine is not getting spark at the spark plugs Tech A says it is due to the diesel injection system Tech B says to test the ignition coil Who is right Tech A Tech B Both or Neither?
Diesel? There is no spark.... Tech B would be the better answer.
