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Deeksha Dixit

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To prepare for a career in nanotechnology, you need to study this subject at the graduate or postgraduate level. If you are starting at the school level, you need to take the Science stream after 10th grade. After graduating from high school, you can pursue a degree in nanotechnology-related courses. You can pursue courses like a B.Tech. In nanotechnology or a B.Sc. In biochemistry with nanotechnology. If you are starting after graduation, you can pursue an M.Sc. Or M.Tech course in nanotechnology.

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If you are interested in studying nanotechnology, you can pursue the following courses at the graduate level:Bachelors of Engineering in NanotechnologyBachelors in Technology (Nanotechnology)B.Tech. In Advance materials and Nano Technology (with specialisation in Smart Material)B.Tech. In Nano Science and TechnologyB.Sc. In Biochemistry with Nanotechnology At the postgraduate level, you may pursue these courses in nanotechnology:M.Tech in Functional Materials and NanotechnologyM.Tech in NanotechnologyM.Sc. In Material Science and NanotechnologyM.Sc. In Nanoelectronics and NanoengineeringAdvanced PG Diploma in Nano Technology 

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The nanotechnology field is about the study of matter at the nanoscale range. If you want to pursue a postgraduate degree in nanotechnology, you can apply for admission to the following universities:
1. M.Tech in Functional Materials and Nanotechnology from IIT Madras
2. M.Tech in Nanotechnology from IIT Roorkee
3. M.Sc. In Material Science (Nano Technology) from Maharaja Sayajirao University
4. M.Sc. In Material Science and Nanotechnology from Yogi Vemana University
5. M.Tech in Nanotechnology from the SRM University of Kattankulathur.

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The field of nanotechnology investigates matter at the nanoscale. If you want to pursue a graduate degree in nanotechnology, you can begin by taking an undergraduate course at one of the following institutions:
1. B.Tech. In Nanotechnology at the SRM University
2. B.Tech. In Nanotechnology at Amity University, Noida
3. Integrated B.Tech. + M.Tech in Medical Nanotechnology from SASTRA Deemed University
4. B.Sc. In Biochemistry with Nanotechnology from Nehru Arts and Science College
5. BE Nanotechnology from Srinivas Institute of Technology
You can learn in detail about these college from this link: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges
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Nanotechnology is an interdisciplinary technology of assembly of individual atoms, molecules, or molecular clusters into structures to create materials and devices with control geometry and at least one component below 100 nm (nanometer) including advanced equipment that allow controlled fabrication, measurement, and visualization with high resolution. A complex research environment and infrastructure must be established in order to support industry-relevant initiatives. It is considered a logical byproduct of this process since there is a significant demand for education in the interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology. The correspond
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Nanoscience or Nanotechnology subject option is not there in the list. I have been waiting for the same as I did my master in nanoscience.

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Gauranshi Goyal

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Hello! Both the courses are better in their field. Both have good career opportunities being specialised courses.

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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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Some best universities in India for pursuing M.Sc. In nanotechnology are given below- Siksha'O'Anusandhan, Tezpur University, University of Madras, Shivaji University, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Sambalpur University, Amity University, Alagappa University etc.

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