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Shamsul Husain
8 years ago
You should go for M.Tech followed by Ph.D, if you want yourself in academic career targeting engineering. B.Tech is equivalent to M.Sc. Thus, there are universities offering direct Ph.D in sciences.

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Sunil Soni
8 years ago
M.Tech PhD is an excellent option. for long term career option in educational institutions. In addition to teaching & research, you can do corporate consultancy.

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8 years ago
After your M.Tech, your entry cadre will be that of Assistant Professor. You can make a career progression to Associate Professor and Professor later on with experience if you have a Ph.D.

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