While many confuse MTech and MS as similar, both programs have extremely different perspectives. Hence their worth and demand cannot be rightly compared. 

The two major points of difference are that

• MTech has a fixed duration of 2 years whereas MS has no fixed duration and is completed whenever your professor decides.
• MTech is a good option for those looking for high packages whereas MS is for the ones passionate about research.

MS is usually completed once all your research work comes to an end in addition to the first year's coursework. Most people opt for PhDs from top foreign universities. Admission to such universities becomes easy if you have some valuable publications under your name. 

Job prospects: Once you have completed your Ph.D. from a reputed university, you can enter teaching professors in top universities. Another option is the R and D section of some elite companies of the world. So we can safely conclude that both MTech and MS have their own individual benefits.

The MSc in Astronomy at IIT Indore is a recently launched program and it’s difficult to determine its worth and credibility just yet. IIT Indore is the only IIT to offer such a unique program. The entrance to this program is through the JAM (physics) examination. Here is why it should be preferred 

• Job opportunities for this program are present both in academia and industry 
• Research work positions are present in universities, observatories, and research institutes.
• Teaching positions at various colleges and universities in India are also a good option for the students of this program.

However, IIT Indore MSc Astronomy will restrict your research area to astronomy only. So, this program should be taken only if you are certain of doing full-time research in Astronomy. If you want to explore other fields of Physics then go for MSc Physics from any other IIT.

Integrated MSc Physics at NIT Rourkela is good enough, but make sure that you don’t select this institute if you have better options in hand. The main attraction of this institute is the course structure that allows time to excel in other essential courses like Classical Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Quantum Mechanics, and Statistical Mechanics. In addition, you can also study specialized electives like Advanced Quantum Mechanics, Advanced Condensed Matter Physics, Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos, Nonlinear Optics, Magnetism, Semiconductors, etc.

The faculty support and laboratory facilities are very poor. So, you need to rely on online classes from external sources to understand the concept properly. You also need to give more importance to self-study otherwise, you may end up futile here. If you have a passion for physics, then you can choose this college

According to the reviews online, Bangalore University (BU) is an average institution. It sure is one of the oldest in the country and has a reputation. But it nowadays has been seen to deteriorate day by day. 

Here are some facts about BU:

• The faculty members, though highly experienced, are very few. Most of the classes are taken by Research students.
• There is no proper management.
• The exam results are delayed most of the time.
• The syllabus is not upgraded catering to the latest trends in the industry.
• Bus service is not provided.
• The canteen is not clean and well maintained.

Most students choose to study in this college due to its brand and reputation. It is an older elite institute which they often think will be reliable. The quality of education is considered to be good and students are selected here for admission based on their merit.