Answer / guest

Hey it is damn easy to get your M.Tech degree from IIT's if
you are little bit careful and I did my M.Tech from IIT-KGP
in chemical engg as u get STIPEND during your course you
can easily get through your financial problems and it is
not a reason to bother about.

Answer / santosh

The easiest exam in todays scenario is GATE(chemical) for
chemical engineers.only avg.5000 student seat for every
year.and you will get stipend in iit.if you have confidence
then you can take loan for MBA also.you never say like this
i have money problem.never depreciate yourself.
i think GATE is best solution for you.i am doing MTECH in
iit kharagpur.
bye.

Answer / anonimous

Now IITs are paying 8000

Answer / eddy

@student who said there is gender discrimination in M Tech Chemical

though the no. of girls is less but is growing

Answer / shailee

Right now I will get admission in computer/chemical engg.
in GTU college
so can I do M.Tech frm IIT in same feild

Answer / bhuvan

hey can anybody tell me what is the scope of m.tech chemical
engg in indian industries. or other scopes for earning good
salary.

Answer / student

hey even i want to know bout dis...wat is d scope of mtech
in chemical for girls??

Answer / gagan

Hello.. I also have similar worries.. can you tell me the
exact amount you get as stipend..? I am frm computer
science.. does stipend amount depend on ur course??

Answer / milind sinojia

hello friends,

if anyone want to do m.tech without going college in aicte
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