M.Tech Nanotechnology
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Ritesh Chaudhary
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To aim for better placement with a target of 10 lacs, consider universities known for strong nanotechnology programs and industry connections. Some options include IITs, NITs, and reputed institutes like IISc Bangalore. Research their placement records and industry collaborations to make an informed decision.
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Bharat Rajpoot
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The demand for Nanotechnology is increasing day by day considering the immense scope and career opportunities it has to offer across various fields. The M. Tech Nanotechnology graduates are in demand in every area of recruitment, be it engineering, biology, chemistry, research, and much more. Almost all the private and public sector organizations prefer to hire graduates in M. Tech Nanotechnology both in India and abroad. Some of the key openings for the M. Tech in Nanotechnology include research officer, project assistant, Researcher, Laboratory manager and many more. Besides, the packages offered are also the best in the industry. So
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ZIAUL HASAN
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Hello Ruby,
The eligibility criteria for getting admission in M.Tech course in any college or university inside India is that you must have either completed 4 years' engineering programme, which is B.Tech, or you have should have completed your Masters degree in the relevant subject. Coming to your specific case, you have to complete M.Sc in physics or any other allied discipline.
The eligibility criteria for getting admission in M.Tech course in any college or university inside India is that you must have either completed 4 years' engineering programme, which is B.Tech, or you have should have completed your Masters degree in the relevant subject. Coming to your specific case, you have to complete M.Sc in physics or any other allied discipline.
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Bhumika Chauhan
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While appearing for UGC NET exam, you need to choose the same subject which you have opted in your Master's degree.
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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Hello, frankly speaking nanotechnology field is a growing field in India.
You can get more opportunities in abroad with this field. You can still get the job in India but only in research field.
Good luck.
You can get more opportunities in abroad with this field. You can still get the job in India but only in research field.
Good luck.
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