M.Tech

hiChoosing between an MBA from an IIM and an M.Tech from an IIT depends on your career aspirations and interests. An MBA focuses on business management, leadership, and entrepreneurship, making it ideal for those aiming for managerial roles or starting their own ventures. It provides a diverse skill set applicable across industries. An M.Tech, on the other hand, emphasizes advanced technical knowledge and research in engineering or technology, catering to individuals passionate about innovation and technical expertise.At Lovely Professional University (LPU), both MBA and M.Tech programs offer excellent opportunities with state-of-the-art infrastructure, industry collaborations, and placement support. The MBA programme focuses on developing business acumen, leadership skills, and real-world exposure through internships and projects. The M.Tech programme emphasizes technical proficiency, research, and innovation, preparing students for specialised roles in their fields. Your decision should align with your long-term career goals and personal interests.thank you 

After completing an M.Tech from Chandigarh University, UP, in construction  technology and management or structural engineering, graduates can explore a wide range of career options. For construction technology and management, roles include constructiob project manager, site engineer, quality controm engineer, and planning engineer. With a specialisation in structural engineering, career oppurtunities expand to roles such as structural engineer, seismic engineer, infrastructure engineer, bridge engineer, and BIM specialist. Graduates can also venture into positions like research and development engineer, sustainability consultant, and structural health monitoring engineer, offering substantial career growth in both the public and private sector.

Chandigarh University, UP offers a Merit Scholarship programme for M.Tech students, which is based on their graduation percentage. The scholarship percenatge is directly tied up with student's academic performance in their graduation degree. Students with a percentage of 90% or higher are eligible for a 50% reduction in their semester fee. Those with a percenatge between 80% and 89.99% can avail a 30%discount on the semester fee, while students graduating with a percentage ranging from 75% to 79.99% are eligible for a 20% scholarship. Additionaly, a student who has acheived a percentage between 70% and 74.99% will receive a scholarship on their semester fee. This scholarship system is designed to reward academic excellence and support deserving students in pursuing higher education at Chandigarh University. It ensures the students who perform well in their graduate studies are given financial assitstance to further their studies in M.Tech, making higher education more accessible and affordable for meritorious students. 

Choosing between MSc Electronics and M.Tech Electronics Engineering depends on your career goals and academic interests. MSc Electronics is more research-focused and theoretical, making it a great choice for those interested in teaching, research, or pursuing a Ph.D. It is generally suited for BSc graduates who want to delve deeper into the scientific and conceptual side of electronics. On the other hand, M.Tech Electronics Engineering is more practical and application-oriented, designed for those aiming for technical roles in industries or advanced positions in companies. If your goal is to work in core electronics industries, R&D, or multinational companies, M.Tech is a better fit. Doing either programme from Chandigarh University will be a really great choice!