I completed my B.E (Mechanical Engineering) a month ago. I want to start my M.Tech in automobile engineering. Can I do M.Tech from LPU?

Is LPU good for M.Tech? If not, which are the best college options?

112 Views|Posted 2016-07-15 11:10:44
Asked by Raxit Bhatt
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Poonam Angural
5 years ago
The automotive engineering career option is very creative & fast paced. It is one of the most preferred careers by engineers. The job opportunity as an Automobile Engineers is increases due to rapid growth of auto component in automobile sector. The eligibility for the course at LPU is M.Tech. (Auto

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Tashi
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6 years ago
As an educational consultant I keep an eye on the rankings, content, pedagogy and placements by various universities. On the parameters, I have come to conclusion that LPU is serving best to the students. To initiate with rankings, LPU is recognised by the UGC, COA, PCI, AIU, NCTE, ICAR. Internation

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6 years ago
LPU is an outstanding place to pursue your studies. I have experienced in LPU as a student and I learned plenty of things during my graduation. LPU provides the beautiful infrastructure and all required resources to students and staff. I will highly recommend that if you really want to make your car

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Raxit, youcan. The eligibility for M.Tech Auto.engineering. is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering or Production or Automobile or Industrial or Aeronautics or Mechatronics) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST-2017 or GATE. OR In case marks scored in Graduatio

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