Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Control and Automation

• Students must have received a minimum of 50% in their B.E./B.Tech or any other similar qualification.
• For admissions to most prestigious institutions and colleges, a student must clear an entrance examination.
• Applicants are allowed to pursue M.Tech In Control and Automation who have completed a 5-year programme in Science or Applied Sciences that resulted in a Master of Science degree. But it is just in a few of the institutions. Maximum institutions want a GATE clearance.

Benefits of Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Control and Automation

The Course prepares students for careers as engineers in a variety of fields, including 

• automation conception
• planning, and project development in the areas of process control
• manufacturing control
• electrical power control, 
• central building control, 
• traffic control
• authority within automobiles and airplanes.

Students interested in studying further can even pursue higher research courses such as M.Phil. and Ph.D. after graduating from the Course. Engineering design and development, engineering research, engineering consultation, and engineering management are all options. Automation and control, process and petrochemical, biomedical, manufacturing, energy, automotive, and aerospace are to mention a few of the rapidly growing industries where candidates can find work.

Career Scopes of Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Control and Automation

Besides manufacturing and technology management, companies give good exposure. There are scopes in Colleges and universities as faculties.