B.Voc Eligibility

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. You can not do M.Tech after B.Voc. The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing M.Tech is that, the candidate should be a B.Tech or B.E. Graduate from any recognised university. Some colleges conduct entrance exams which students need to clear to apply for M.Tech. Food technology. You can not do M.Tech after B.Voc. As per recent guidelines released by the AICTE, the Bachelor of Vocation ( B.Voc ) courses will now be treated at par with a Diploma in engineering or a B.Sc. Degree for lateral admission to engineering courses. Engineering in IT will be better if you do it from a good college while B.Voc is for teaching training and technical training programme. But if you want to pursue B.Voc you can go for it as it is also a very good course and one can get 3-10 lac package after successful completion of the course.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Students pursuing Bachelor of Vocation Education B.Voc will now be able to appear for all kinds of Union or state-level competitive exams, for which, only conventional degree holders were eligible earlier. According to a statement released by the UGC B.Voc is an undergraduate degree. The candidates who have completed their B.Voc degree are eligible to take up PG level courses after the completion of the programme. B.Voc degree in medical lab technology comprises practical knowledge along with theory whereas B.Sc. Courses has more theoretical concepts in the 3 year syllabus. If you want to do a job as a medical lab technologist it would be better to pursue the B.Voc course because this programme gives you 18 months of internship. You will be working with experienced doctors and nurses that will help you become job ready.