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What should I choose for M.Tech: Applied Optics at IIT Delhi or Photonic Science and Engineering at IIT Kanpur?

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    Your professional ambitions will determine whether you choose Applied Optics at IIT Delhi or Photonic Science and Engineering at IIT Kanpur. The Applied Optics programme at IIT Delhi specializes in optical engineering, photonics and laser technology making it perfect for practical applications and industrial links. The Photonic Science and Engineering programme at IIT Kanpur focuses on fibre optics, quantum optics, and nanophotonics, making it ideal for advanced research or academia. Assess faculty expertise, research possibilities and campus life. Both programs are prestigious and provide tremendous chances.

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