Why to do M.Tech?
These are few common questions that
almost every final and pre final year
engineering student has in mind. I
had friends and seniors who made
different decisions at that time. Few
prepared GRE and TOFEL and went to
US and few took computer courses
and joined software industry, few
went to government jobs and few like
to move for M.Tech.
Reasons for doing M.Tech. Highly
respected, high paid job and a job
where we have more control to do
things that we like. We got a chance
to think of the best way to get higher
positions in a short time. Entry to
this higher positions in a short time
is only possible through IITs. For that
give GATE and score high.
The first and foremost advantage of
doing M.Tech is that you get time to
think where things are going and how
you can control them. Where do you
want to go and what is your ultimate
destination. You know the mistakes
you made in B.Tech thus u can avoid
them and improve to recover from
them.
The second advantage of doing
M.Tech is that you add a value to
education and will definitely have
benefit in the long run. As we are
moving ahead in life our educational
qualifications are becoming more and
more important. At some point where
all other competitors have same
technical skills you will be given
preference over others because of
qualification.
The third advantage is that you will
get more insight into the subjects as
this time you are mature enough to
understand the subjects. Usually
teachers or professors are better than
the ones who taught you in B.Tech
and you are more exposed to
applications.
The fourth advantage is you will have
good friends who are similar to you
and trying hard to move ahead in
life. If your institute is good you will
see all of them in high positions in
future, their contacts may be good
enough for you to start new projects
and help many.
There are lots of other advantages of
doing a higher degree. But there may
be many social constraints and
difficulties that may prevent you from
doing master degree. Wish you all a
great luck in your future endeavors.
These are few common questions that
almost every final and pre final year
engineering student has in mind. I
had friends and seniors who made
different decisions at that time. Few
prepared GRE and TOFEL and went to
US and few took computer courses
and joined software industry, few
went to government jobs and few like
to move for M.Tech.
Reasons for doing M.Tech. Highly
respected, high paid job and a job
where we have more control to do
things that we like. We got a chance
to think of the best way to get higher
positions in a short time. Entry to
this higher positions in a short time
is only possible through IITs. For that
give GATE and score high.
The first and foremost advantage of
doing M.Tech is that you get time to
think where things are going and how
you can control them. Where do you
want to go and what is your ultimate
destination. You know the mistakes
you made in B.Tech thus u can avoid
them and improve to recover from
them.
The second advantage of doing
M.Tech is that you add a value to
education and will definitely have
benefit in the long run. As we are
moving ahead in life our educational
qualifications are becoming more and
more important. At some point where
all other competitors have same
technical skills you will be given
preference over others because of
qualification.
The third advantage is that you will
get more insight into the subjects as
this time you are mature enough to
understand the subjects. Usually
teachers or professors are better than
the ones who taught you in B.Tech
and you are more exposed to
applications.
The fourth advantage is you will have
good friends who are similar to you
and trying hard to move ahead in
life. If your institute is good you will
see all of them in high positions in
future, their contacts may be good
enough for you to start new projects
and help many.
There are lots of other advantages of
doing a higher degree. But there may
be many social constraints and
difficulties that may prevent you from
doing master degree. Wish you all a
great luck in your future endeavors.
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