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plz mail the answer to #-Link-Snipped-#Vineet Bhardwajhey, i am pursuing B.Tech Instrumentation and want to ask that may i give GATE in ECE branch? and will it be beneficial for me or not?
n how much rank and score is needed to take admission in IISCs and IITB , IITD and PSUs?
Member • Apr 15, 2014
If you want job in PSUs, please give GATE in your branch only. Otherwise you will get disqualified at the time of preparing interview lists.Vineet Bhardwajhey, i am pursuing B.Tech Instrumentation and want to ask that may i give GATE in ECE branch? and will it be beneficial for me or not?
n how much rank and score is needed to take admission in IISCs and IITB , IITD and PSUs?
Member • Apr 17, 2014
okk thankz a lot 😁Void RunnerIf you want job in PSUs, please give GATE in your branch only. Otherwise you will get disqualified at the time of preparing interview lists.
For M.Tech, you can give GATE in EEE or ECE as per your convenience - this will make you eligible for certain M.Tech courses in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (as they may require GATE in EC or EE). However, you have to check the eligibility of such courses to see if your B.Tech in Instrumentation and Control is eligible. Also read my previous post on this matter - generally speaking, changing GATE paper is a bad idea.
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Important note for all: PSUs, universities and government research organizations really prefer that you have B.Tech and M.Tech in same (or related branch). For example, a B.Tech in ECE/EEE with M.Tech in ECE/EEE (these two are considered equivalent) will have much easier time getting a job than a B.Tech in ECE/EEE with an M.Tech in Instrumentation (or vice versa). I am saying this out of my personal experience. You are allowed to do M.Tech this way but if you go this way it must be to satisfy your personal interest only as many recruiters will be highly reluctant to take you in. That being said, it's not all doom and gloom as the private sector cares little about such things - so in all fairness it's probably still okay to change the branch a little if you're getting admission in one of the IITs.
Member • Apr 17, 2014
plzzz replyVineet Bhardwajhey, i am pursuing B.Tech Instrumentation and want to ask that may i give GATE in ECE branch? and will it be beneficial for me or not?
n how much rank and score is needed to take admission in IISCs and IITB , IITD and PSUs?
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