B.Tech Electronics

It's not possible because, in engineering, practical knowledge should be there and being a theoretical expert you cannot become an engineer.

Yes, you surely can. You are eligible to pursue M.Sc after B.Tech in the same or related field.

Both have different scopes. But in my opinion you should opt for B.Tech. B.Tech is a professional degree. Jobs are more on the basis of B.Tech. Many colleges offer this course. Admission is mainly based on entrance exam.

Yes, you are eligible for the ETO.
You have to score minimum 50% marks and you have enough and high marks than minimum marks required.

Yes you have two choices for government sector.
1. IES and
2. GATE examination. By this exam you can go for PSU's like NTPC, ONGC. PGCIL, BSNL etc.

Hi Keerthana,
The placements at DSATM for BE in electronics and communication engineering are really very good. The placement ratio is around 90 %.
The average package is around 4 to 5 LPA.
The placements of this branch will increase with good amount of packages. Companies like Tech Mahindra, Amazon, Flipkart, Cognizant, Wipro, Makemytrip, TCS, Samsung, Qualcomm, etc. takes students from here.

The university has set up a full-fledged directorate of placement, which is a unique feature of the university and imparts job-oriented professional education in the fields of Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Home Science and Agricultural Engineering.
Top recruiters -
Kanpur Chemicals Agencies
Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd.
Agri Net Solutions Ltd
Pro-Agro Seed Company Ltd.
U.P. Diversified Agriculture Support Project
ITC Limited
BAIF Institute for Rural Development
U.P. Seeds and Tarai Dev. Corporation Ltd
Mastermind Classes Pvt. Ltd
Maple Orgtech (India) Pvt. Ltd

Hello Manish,
Nowadays, GIMT is not on that level from where you can take good placements. Due to less admissions in engineering colleges in India, a number of colleges are unable to provide placement nowadays.

The fees is INR 99,794.
(Fees Components: Admission, Pocket/personal expenses, Expenses on civilian bearer, Dresses, Travelling expenses, one time term premium, JNU enrolment and registration fees, Contingency, Squadron).

You may pursue AME and become and Aircraft Engineer. AME in Avionics will match with your previous qualifications. You may pursue Flight Dispatchers course, it requires you to have completed class 12th with PCM. You may choose to become a pilot, it requires you to have passed class 12th with PCM 50% marks. You may choose to become a cabin crew. It also requires class 12th. You may choose to become an Air Traffic Controller. AAI comes out with special vacancy notifications for ATC and it accepts applications from BE in E&T. I leave the choice to you. You may revert with any other queries if you have.