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| 10th January 2013 12:03 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? I am passing mca from distance education am i eligible for Gate exams please tell me |
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| 3rd August 2011 02:30 AM | ||
| btcs11 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? to do masters degree in engineering you can write GATE through which you can join in masters degree programme in top colleges all over india like IIT NIT BITS etc academic eligibility for GATE exam is: bachelors degree in engineering or equivalent(4 year degree program after completion of 10th and 12th master degree in any branch of science, maths, computers so as you have completed your masters degree in computers you are eligible for GATE exam. so apply for GATE prepare well and get a good rank with which you can join M.Tech in top institutions in india gud luck |
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| 2nd August 2011 04:58 PM | ||
| ssredhu |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? First lets me take a direct you to an eligibility condition for appearing to GATE exam. In condition (b) if it mentioned that “Master degree holders in any branch of Science/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Computer Applications or equivalent and those who are in the final or pre-final year of such programmes.” are eligible to write GATE exams. If you qualify and have competitive scores you can apply for all IITs and most of the NITs. IITs particularly less bother about earlier degrees, and try to take students with good understanding to subject. Only condition applies is one apply with MCA or MSc degree must have Maths and Science at BSc level. If could not qualify the GATE exam please refer to Non GATE M.Tech admissions: Points that may help. Don’t forget to apply for IIITs as they are more flexible in M.Tech admissions in terms of earlier degree and conduct their own written tests. Central universities also conduct their own exams for M.Tech admissions. If you prepare and appear for entrance multiple exams you will definitely be able to crack one. I am writing a post on why to do M.Tech in general, but for MCA it has a clear advantage. Though both are master degrees, M.Tech will lead to master degree in professional course and therefore lead to higher opportunities both in industry and academy. Usually, B.Tech degree is treated superior to MCA but M.Tech is superior to both the degrees. Therefore, M.Tech after MCA gives an edge over any other bachelor degree in India and also makes you equivalent to your M.Tech peers. If you don’t have a job offer in hand and just looking for some course to do, I strongly suggest you to apply for M.Tech wherever possible. If you are pre-final year student apply for GATE exam and keep it as an option to stay away from wasting time after completing degree and thinking what to do next. Time after completing course goes fast and a year gap after degree makes you lazy and harms your chances of getting good opportunities. |
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| 2nd August 2011 12:57 PM | ||
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Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? are a mca student is eligible for m.tech in electronics? |
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| 2nd August 2011 08:17 AM | ||
| [email protected] |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? Eligibility criteria for M.Tech You must have Bachelor degree in engineering. Since you have B.C.A degree this condition is fulfilled. Candidates having master degree can also apply .You have M.C.A degree means master degree so you are also eligible to apply for M.Tech There are so many ways to do M.Tech but undoubtedly the best among these is GATE(Graduate Apptitude Test in Engineering). So sit in gate exam and perform better to get good colleges. |
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| 2nd August 2011 06:09 AM | ||
| edgeineervinay |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? Quote:
you can do mtech as they only required a graduate degree from a recognised university/collage....thats all.. they didnt interfare in your masters degree that what you have done MCA so be freely and apply for the exam best of luck..... |
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| 2nd August 2011 12:12 AM | ||
| Sehwag6 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? Eligibility for mtech:- **finished your btech with above 60% marks **master degree graduates can also apply **you must write graduate aptitude test in engineering(gate) exam **then you get good gate score means get top colleges all the best |
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| 1st August 2011 07:55 PM | ||
| pops07 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? Yes You are eligible for M.tech. For doing M.tech, You need a bachelor's degree in engineering, i.e B.tech or B.E. If you don't have an engineering degree, you have to do post graduation i.e you should have a master's degree in your field. Now, you are not an engineering graduates, you have done a course in computer application. And you have also done post graduation after BCA, so now you have a masters degree, i.e MCA. So you are absolutely eligible for MCA. Now your next step is to prepare for GATE, which is the entrance exam for M.tech mainly. visit- http://gate.iitm.ac.in/ |
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| 1st August 2011 06:57 PM | ||
| arvind_singh |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? ELIGIBILITY for M.TECH. You must have passed B. E. / B. Tech. degree in: Electronics & Communication Engineering Computer Engineering Electronics Engineering Electrical Engineering Instrumentation & Control Engineering From the recognized university . You should have done MSC in computer science ,information technology and other courses. MCA candidates are also eligible for some M.tech program To get admission in good colleges like IIT's you have to take a GATE exam.It is conducted once a year and its score is valid for two years .prefinal year students are also eligible to take GATE EXAM. There is no age limit and you can take the exam as many times as you want. |
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| 1st August 2011 05:33 PM | ||
| saurav9889 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? yes friend u can definately do an m.tech after your mca because the min. educational qualification for m.tech is a grad. degree. but u have to give your gate exam in computer science/it and then after qualifying u can do ur m.tech otherwise some pvt. engg. college also takes students for pg courses based on their grad. or pg marks. |
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| 1st August 2011 04:55 PM | ||
| death18 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? First let me tell you the eligibility condition for appearing to GATE exam- In condition (b) it is mentioned that “Master degree holders in any branch of Science/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Computer Applications or equivalent and those who are in the final or pre-final year of such programmes.” are eligible to write GATE exams. If you qualify and have competitive scores you can apply for all IITs and most of the NITs. IITs particularly less bother about earlier degrees, and try to take students with good understanding to subject. Only condition applies is one apply with MCA or MSc degree must have Maths and Science at BSc level. M.Tech after MCA gives an edge over any other bachelor degree in India and also makes you equivalent to your M.Tech peer. |
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| 1st August 2011 03:53 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? IF I JOIN M.TECH AS A DISTANCE IS IT GIVES ME AS A LECTURER IN B-TECH COLLEGES? |
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| 1st August 2011 03:30 PM | ||
| amar.sneh |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? yes, you are eligible for m.tech degree after completing your mca. you will have to appear for GATE exam and on the basis of your rank in it you get admission in different colleges. different colleges and their links: IIT delhi-www.iitd.ac.in/admission/pg_eligibility_critera.html NSIT delhi-www.nsitonline.in/nsitadmission/nsitmtech/mtecheligibility.html IIT mumbai-apm.iitm.ac.in/acad_table.html you can apply to other private colleges also such as VIT vellore-www.vit.ac.in › Admissions VELTECH university,tamil nadu-www.vel-tech.org/programme_ME.html |
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| 1st August 2011 03:10 PM | ||
| gayatrikarnewar |
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| 1st August 2011 02:43 PM | ||
| liquid |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? yes whynot.u r eligible. the institutions such as,SRM University,Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra offered u to do so. |
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| 1st August 2011 02:12 PM | ||
| Harshita21 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? Quote:
Congrst on completion of your MCA. Yes you are still eligible for M.Tech You can try for IIT & other best institutes of our country through GATE entrance exam. You have further options for M.Tech are you can directly get admission in private institutes or try for differnet institute by giving their individual entrance exams. Best of Luck |
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| 1st August 2011 01:15 PM | ||
| ROHIT1THAKUR |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? To pursue M. Tech in , you must qualify in GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) examination. You are eligible to appear for GATE only if you have studied Mathematics as a full paper in your Bachelor degree. If you have pursued your MCA through distance education mode, you are eligible to sit for GATE if you satisfy the other criteria, i.e., having Mathematics at the Bachelor degree level. You can appear for GATE in the year in which you are about to complete your MCA requirements. Generally, you have to complete the MCA program by June of the year in which you are seeking admission to M. Tech course. Getting into IITs will be difficult for you even if you have a high score in GATE. IIT Mumbai does not take MCA candidates unless they have B. Sc. with Physics and Mathematics. It is the same with IIT Kharagpur, IIT Delhi, and IIT Kanpur. IIT Chennai may take you. Some other institutes offering M. Tech. |
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| 1st August 2011 09:48 AM | ||
| ravik1214 |
Re: Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? Quote:
Eligibility criteria for M.Tech
Yes off course you are eligible to apply for M.Tech .For getting entry into M.Tech courses GATE is conducted every year .If you want more information about gate then please visit- http://www.iitk.ac.in/gate/gate2011/ With Regards ravik1214 |
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| 1st August 2011 01:23 AM | ||
| gauravdhunna |
Am I eligible for M.Tech having done MCA? i wnat to do m-tech i have done mca regular from ptu am i eleigible for it or not? |
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