I have done B.Tech in 7 years with 56% marks. Is it a right choice to pursue M.Tech from IIT/IISC?

I have scored 65% in 10th and 55% in 12th.

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Asked by Ankit Awasthi
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9 years ago
First of all, it does not matter how long you have taken to complete your B.Tech and IIT is a great choice if you pursue M.Tech from the same.

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9 years ago
It should not matter how long you have taken to complete your B.Tech. Go for it. If you get in, you should definitely do it as it is a very good course to do from IISC or IIT.

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