M.Tech Distance Education: Nagarjuna University

2009 May 17
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Acharya Nagarjuna University is a public University. It is located in Guntur City of Andhra Pradesh. Established in 1976 to help local community to develop technical education and help in nation building. It distance learning programs are well know in Andhra Pradesh with a huge student base.

Course offered: M.Tech in Computer Science with two years duration.
Eligibility:
BE / B.Tech. Or its equivalent (AMIE / AMIETE) in any discipline.
M.Sc. (IS), MCA, M.Sc. (Computer Science) or M.Sc. (IT).
M.Sc. In Mathematics, Statistics, Physics or Electronics.

Offer only in Andhra Pradesh. If you live in any city in Andhra Pradesh you can apply to this.

For details: Nagarjuna University M.Tech Distance Program
A post on reputed universities offering M.Tech distance education can be found at “M.Tech Distance Education in well known and reputed universities“.

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  1. 2009 June 9
    Avadhoot A. Kulkarni permalink

    i live in maharashtra(nasik). Am i not eligible for admission?

  2. 2009 June 9
    Avadhoot A. Kulkarni permalink

    I stay in nasik(maharashtra). I cannot take admission to Mtech?

  3. 2010 March 2
    Satish G.Patil permalink

    I am Satish G.Patil, student of ANU of M.Tech(CSE) on 2009.
    So please inform me, wheather this batch ( 2009 )is UGC recognised or not ?

  4. 2010 May 31
    ravi permalink

    I want to do M.Tech in Distance mode.Where i can know the acadamic calender.

  5. 2010 June 4
    Rajiv Kumar permalink

    Hi,
    I want to know about M-tech in CSE from Distance Education reputed collage in India and application date and admission procedure.

    Thanks & Regard
    Rajiv Kumar

  6. 2010 August 8
    Raghu permalink

    I think Nagarjuna Univeristy is not offering Mtech in distance education

  7. 2010 August 12
    damodar reddy permalink

    can i do distance mtech in electrical stream if yes plz tell me

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