Upon earning a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE), one has the option to specialize in M. Tech like in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cyber Security, or Software Engineering. Most institutions grant admission through the GATE exam, however, a few universities may have their own entrance examinations. The M.Tech programs are designed to provide greater depth of knowledge which includes the possibility of working in academia, R&D, or high-tech industries.
An M.Tech is also a prerequisite to pursuing a Ph.D., leading to employment as a researcher or lecturer, and further strengthens one’s skills to assume senior positions in top IT firms, governmental bodies, and emergent companies. Numerous esteemed institutions like IITs, NITs, and other private universities provide M.Tech degrees along with scholarships or stipends. Management professionals are better off pursuing an MBA. Otherwise, an M.tech is suitable for those who wish to have a competitive edge in the technical and research arenas.