B.Tech Scope

No, that's not true because along with a job in an IT firm, you can also become a programmer, software developer or you can start your own business in the IT sector.

Hello Hartej,
Which PSU you get depends on your performance in GATE examination, however, seats for CSE/IT students in PSUs are quite less so you will have to score high marks.
Here is a list of PSUs which recruit CSE/IT graduates.
IOCL
ONGC
NFL
NLC
PGCIL
BARC
BSNL
GAIL

Chemical Engineering branch will have the best scope in 4-5 years from now. If you did chemical engineering, you will never be known as chemical engineer. You will always be known as process engineers, safety engineers, bio product engineers, design engineers, environmental engineers and whichever f

This is one of the finest branch of e hindering you can have a job opportunities in government. Dept. And many private sector such as Nestle, Patanjali, Parle, Saras, Amul and all leading multi national companies and the salary package is nearly about 30k-50k normally.

Opportunities are a lot for ECE Engineers.
It depends upon the job profile and job types. You can go in IT sector through developing programming languages. You can go to embedded companies or the companies, who prefer IOT developers. You can choose to go in VLSI fields. You have the option to go in P

Yes, in most of the states, it is possible to pursue B.Ed after B.Tech. So check your state's B.Ed entrance exam criteria whether it allow B.Tech student for English or not.
All the best.

Dear,
If you are a technical graduate then there is ample scope to get a job in aviation sector through AAI portal:
https://www.aai.aero/employment_news/Employee_Recruitment_new.jsp

Hi,
B.Tech Food technology course deals with food engineering and food sciences. It provides in depth knowledge of the fields like food processing, food packaging, nutrition, storage etc. Any person who pursues this course gets the edge of being known as food scientist or food technocrat. The course

You are already in your 3rd year of B.Tech. You don't have to do any other course to get a good job. The key for you is that just stick to your subjects. If you are from tier 1 colleges like IITs, NITs, a lot of good core companies will be coming for campus placements. If you are in any tier-2 colle

Hi Muhsina,
Aspirants who have completed B.Tech in Food Technology can go for various post-graduation and certification programs. The most commonly chosen higher study options by B.Tech in Food Technology graduates include:
Master of Engineering in Food TechnologyMaster of Technology in Processing and