Hello dear,

M.Tech is the next step that allows you to select your field of expertise and excel in it. Specialization in a particular field is provided to the students which later on will provide an edge during job interviews. To pursue M.Tech studies in the top engineering institutes such as IITs. NITs and CFTIs, the undergraduate students will have to attempt and qualify Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). The examination ofGATEis held annually for admissions into the M.Tech courses offered by the top engineering institutes of India. Ofcourse, thre are private universities as well as some states that offer post-graduation through their own engineering entrance exams.

Masters in Business Administration (MBA) is also a largely pursued course in India and has a lot of scope. Fields such as HR, Marketing, Digital Marketing, International Relations, Sales and more are some of the well-known and preferred specializations.CAT(Common Admission Test) is the entrance exam that the students will have to qualify for admissions into IIMs and other leading institutes. Other examinations areXAT(Xavier's),NMAT,SNAP,CMAT,TISS,IRMAand more.

If a full M.Tech course is not your cup of tea, then you can always opt for short term courses or diplomas to add some specialized educational qualification to your resume. Courses such as embedded technology, VLSI, robotics, ethical hacking, protocol testing, machine designing and more are some specialized courses to name a few. These short term courses and diplomas are usually job oriented and will be helpful while applying for jobs in different industries