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Friend,this year in 2008 , i am going to take admission in engineering undergraduate program in india.In India there is no scope for nanotechnology/nanoelectronics. Which branch should i choose during Btech/BS, so that it will be helpful in learning nanoelectronics during MS?For financial reasons i can't go abroad now,so i am planning to go for Btech/BS in india.
 
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hedayat said:
Friend,this year in 2008 , i am going to take admission in engineering undergraduate program in india.In India there is no scope for nanotechnology/nanoelectronics. Which branch should i choose during Btech/BS, so that it will be helpful in learning nanoelectronics during MS?For financial reasons i can't go abroad now,so i am planning to go for Btech/BS in india.

What's Btech? I've always saw nanotechnology as a physics/electrical engineering type of area.
 
engineering science. Well basically engineering science and nanotechnology is same thing.
 
b tech is in India as BS is in usa.simplu entry level of engineering
 
hedayat said:
Friend,this year in 2008 , i am going to take admission in engineering undergraduate program in india.In India there is no scope for nanotechnology/nanoelectronics. Which branch should i choose during Btech/BS, so that it will be helpful in learning nanoelectronics during MS?For financial reasons i can't go abroad now,so i am planning to go for Btech/BS in india.

hi there, if u're talkin abt nanoelectronics in specific, u shud opt for electronics engineering.
or if u're interested more in nanoprocessing/fabrication, u can try chemical engg.
even mechanical engg could help you if u're interested in NEMS (Nano electro mechanical systems).
Nanotech is interdisciplinary, so u can't confine yourself to one discipline. even if u major in say jus electronics engg, u could out of ur self-interest and initiatives try learning the other related stuff that fall outside the domain of EE.
goodluck!
 
thnx brother vijay...any more please
 
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