B.Tech Scope

Dear Vijaya,
Apart from what Dr. Ashish Kumar has rightly mentioned. Below are some more details.
Computer Science Engineering is a division of engineering which involves the principles and techniques of both computer science and electronics engineering. It includes testing and designing of computer c

Hello Rajesh. As you are in ECE ,I think you are aware of that there is less jobs in core companies compared to other branches. So if you are really serious about the good job.Then from now only start prepare for GATE exam , Apply for internship in companies in third year, Get good skills in C and C

Hi.here are few choices u can opt for .
* MTech
* MBA
* Civil Services
* Start your own business (be an entrepreneur)
* U can also go abroad for higher studies
All the Best.

Thanks a lot Aneeket and @aditya-kumar
Every institute has their own criteria for admission. However, if you have studied Physics and Mathematics at undergraduate level (B.Sc.) with minimum 45 %, you are eligible for the course. Universities offer the courses as M.Sc. Astronomy or M.Sc. Astrophysics
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Scope after B tech is good , there is good job option in Software development field, Networking, Software testing,
drawback of this field there is so much competition now in this field there is not so much jobs for all students , and company also not giving offer letter even after giving placement

Dear Chirag,
Job prospects of Automobile Engineering:-
Globalisation and incredible growth of automobile industry have resulted in numerous opportunities for automobile engineers not only in India but abroad as well. Qualified candidates with excellent communication skills are in much demand in repute

Hi Sheikh, try to get into job through your collage placement. Or trying yourself will be better if you go after M.Tech. You can also try for govt. jobs by giving exams while doing your M.Tech, But do what you are more interested in. All the Best. Please feel free to post more queries.

Hello Syed,
M.Tech or MBA is always an additional advantage to an engineer whether it is in terms of knowledge, experience or seniority.
Whether it be a manufacturing, IT or R&D driven organisation, there would be requirements for both M.Techs and MBAs. The former would be more of a subject matter spe

Hi Shashwat,
Another common question usually struck in an engineering student is what after Engineering. There are well known and common options that you can choose after B.Tech.
Hunting a Job:
If one feel that is been to heavy to study for four years and want to start making money, then start early hu

Fortunately I know a person who has B Tech in Instrumentation along with B Ed and he is continously trying for TET exams @ state and central level too.Regards/