B.Tech Preparation

Hi,
Job opportunities are available for graduates in government as well as private sector. Graduates may take up the following job posts:
*Software Engineer
*Software Tester
*Project Manager
*Application Developer
Graduates may go for Diploma courses such as application development, cyber security courses, IT Edge courses, etc. Traditional ME/M.Tech programs also exist which graduates may pursue. Such programs will help one specialize in disciplines such as CAD, Networking, Security aspects, etc. MBA is another choice available in front of graduates. It will help graduates obtain management skills and thus improve their qualifications.

Yes ofcourse. It is good to prepare for CAT. I have seen many people regretting of not preparing for CAT after B.Tech.

The best you can do is study arts or political science and prepare for banking and civil services. You can also go for forensic science, cyber security, web development or data scientist courses which do not require a degree and these graduates are working well across the world without any degree.
Best of luck.

Once u enter into BTech or Bsc,it is impossible to design a time table which allows u to concentrate on both academics of JEE and ongoing college activitiesnIf u R really determined to crack the xam,u can take a risk of dropping an year else continue BTech and work hard in scheduling a proper strategy.
Note : U need to be very serious in Dis path because there will be lot of distractions in college curriculum which might not suit ur plans.

Preparing for job and career is a tougher job. I really suggest you to join in B.Tech while preparing the government exams, if you completed the B.Tech, then technically you have two degrees in hand. Applying for government job then make you so beneficial for your career. Even when you get promotion opportunity then your higher degree education helps you a lot. Before choosing anything think for a second and make a good move in your life.

I will prefer CS branch. Because you also know that the scope of CS is very wide. And CS is on the top of all branches. But you should go with your interest.

If you plan to skip college and rather study at a coaching centre. Small colleges usually don't have proper faculty or means for students. You will have a hard time understanding even basic concepts let alone the preparation of GATE.

You can just focus on the current affairs and brush up your graduation skills. For the interview, come prepared with CV based questions.