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No, M.Tech via distance mode is invalid. But there are working professionals who can’t apply for the M.tech Regular program. Thus, there are esteemed universities that are offering the M.Tech for Working Professionals to upgrade their skills. Generally, a hybrid mode of education is used to impart the education. Live sessions are conducted online but students have to visit the campus for labs. Lectures are delivered on weekends and in the evenings so that working professionals can also attend the classes without compromising their professional commitments. Moreover, these programs are approved by UGC.AICTE or provided by reputed institutes/ colleges.
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