B.Tech Scope

There are number of government jobs are available for graduates. BE/B.Tech graduates may join agriculture departments of different state governments. They may easily join land officer post in this department. Apart from that, other government departments, where graduates may find jobs are:
1. Food department.
2. Research departments.
3. Dairy boards (State wise).
4. Coir board, etc.
In private sector:
1. Fertilizer firms.
2. Research and development firms.
3. Agriculture machinery manufacturing firms.
4. Food products processing and manufacturing firms, etc. are the prime recruiters.
The average starting salary is between Rs.2.5LPA to Rs.4.5 LPA.
Below mentioned are the jobs offered:
1. Agriculture officer.
2. Quality assurance officer.
3. Farm manager.
4. Research engineer.
5. Process manager.
6. Purchase manager.
You can check the below mentioned link for the colleges offering B.Tech/BE in agriculture engineering:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-btech-in-agricultural-engineering-courses-in-india-ctpg

Hi,
Yes, it is a good option to do MBA after B.Tech. It enhances your skills in management and the already acquired technical background. Doing management course inline with your technical will be a 'cherry on cake'. Many engineering students go for finance, marketing, operations, HR and mass communication. These are the most suited ones to engineers. They always find it easy to tackle these courses. Streams like finance is much related to day today account transactions which are easy to realise and understand. As it also has flavor of mathematics in corporate finance or determining risk and variance in investments, hence it is liked by most of the students. Marketing requires much of analytical and reasoning skills. Engineering graduates find HR very much related to what they have already experienced, as it includes employee management, resource management and customer relation courses. To sum up, it is a positive point in your CV to have MBA degree from a reputed institute.