B.E.

I think you need to go in AMC engineering college because
Never Select Sairam. I never wanted to study in this college but my parents forced me to join here. There are a few good things in Sairam. It has some of the best faculty members, an okay lab maintenance. The bad things cannot be listed fully, Ill tell the important ones. Campus Incharge Balu and his Goons going by the name FS. * Rules
NO Talking between boys and girls
No electronics allowed even in buses. Buses are compulsory even if you can come by walk. Too Strict Formal Dress Code if even a small stripe is found, it must be changed. Barber shop inside the campus and if Haircut is forced, there is no way to wash the head.

It's difficult to predict exactly how much your percentile can increase in the next attempt as it depends on a variety of factors, such as your preparation level, the difficulty level of the exam, and the performance of other students. However, it's possible to increase your percentile significantly with focused preparation and practice. You can aim for a 99 percentile in the next attempt by analyzing your performance in the first attempt and identifying areas where you need to improve. You can then focus on those areas by practising more questions, taking mock tests, and seeking guidance from your teachers or mentors. Additionally, it's important to maintain a positive attitude and stay motivated throughout the preparation process. With consistent effort and dedication, you can improve your performance and achieve your desired percentile in the next attempt.

It is thought that B.Tech is a superior degree and BE is not up to that level. Both are treated equally in the country, unfortunately, when it comes to foreign countries, B.Tech is treated as a vocational type of degree and rather inferior to BE
There is no difference. Historically, some institutions offered BE and master's in engineering (ME) programmes. The curriculum and the subjects offered in BE and B.Tech are all the If a student wants to choose it, they just have to look at the institute they want to pursue the degree.
In terms of Job opportunities in the market, students having either a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) or B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) Degrees have equal opportunities and have equally good scope. It is in no way going to be a hindrance to good career growth.