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Hello Nalini, It's Indeed very nice to SEE that you are interested in doing part time M.Tech in Bangalore. Unfortunately readymade information is not available online. This may be so because part time M.Tech unlike a full time, depends on host of issues like availability of the faculty the number of students who are interested in part time classes their willingness to pay the prescribed fees etc. I am afraid, you need to approach this colleges individually to find out whether they are offering part time M.Tech. However I am attaching a General guide about what time intake for your benefit. https://www.shiksha.com/part-time-m-tech-chp
Best wishes to you.

Hello Siri, of course you can. Institutions abroad have a very wide spectrum of courses to choose from and they are also liberal about the eligibility for this courses. One other aspect that needs more emphasis is that these institutes base their admissions on a bouquet of capabilities of the student and not only on the academics. Hence a student need to prove his progress on a variety of issues. In view of this I would strongly recommend that you should approach an agency dealing with sending students to UK for higher studies since they would be knowing the requirement that a student must fulfill so that his application turns into a success. Best wishes to you.

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