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Gautham A S

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Hi Sophia,If you want to take up an MBA, then you will be having more administrative or managerial responsibilities where in you will be a part of the team which runs an organization.
Whereas, if you have done MS in Aerospace, you will be more into technical side where you will be dealing with the machines. I hope the basic differences helps you in sorting out your doubt.
If you still have any query feel free to contact me from profile information or fill up the form https://tinyurl.com/y8t9v2e4.

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Mohit Sood

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Hello Anusha, No, there is no bright future for B.Sc. in biotechnology instead of B.Tech in biotechnology.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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JB,
Yes, Masters will definitely provide more opportunities over graduation and will be helpful in spreading the area of job search, if it is done from a reputed institution. GATE is a platform which can open lot of opportunities in government PSUs and higher studies for you. So if you are planning about Masters then crack this with a good score.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Karthik,
No, it is of course not necessary to do M.Tech for getting a job after doing B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering, but the issue is not this. Issue is, in India, at the moment, the jobs in the core sector of Aeronautical Engineering are very hard to come by. ISRO, DRDO, armed forces are some of the recruiters who are requiring specialist from this branch but the Indian industry is still not requiring Aeronautical engineers in the numbers that are passing out. Due to this, many graduates prefer to go for M.Tech either abroad or in India or go for MBA and then get a job based on this new qualifications.
Best wishes to you.

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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

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Hello Aman,
It's highly dependent upon your aspiration.
B.Tech is best for those who aspiring to become IES service. B.A. Political Science/History is best for IAS. B.Sc forensic science/chemistry is best for forensic science services. B.A. English/Economics/Foreign trades are well suit to IFS services. These are not only eligibility criterias (except IAS, IFS, Customs, Other services) these are the step stones that make you to lead others easily and these subjects are already learnt by you at school level and you have the basic knowledge.

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shivam patelcollege choice expert

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Hi Aman,
Just clear your B.Tech+M.Tech with UGC NET and you will be eligible for lecturer's job in any recognised university.

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preet chovatiyaMyself Preet Chovatiya from Surat.

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Yes, it is good to do B.Tech in civil in Canada.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Mitali, B.Tech in agricultural Engineering is a good idea. With almost all political parties supporting farmer centric ideas, I am sure graduates of Agricultural Engineering branch can contribute in a great way. There will be many companies over and above present ones, in the arena of farm machinery in future and all these will be seeking professionals in this field. In view of the above, I would definitely say they there is going to be tremendous scope for employment in future for these professionals. Best wishes to you.

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Ashish Kumar

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Analytical skills. Industrial designers use logic or reasoning skills to study consumers and recognize the need for new products. Artistic ability. Industrial designers sketch their initial design ideas, which are used later to create prototypes.

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syeda mubina

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Engineering in computer Science is no doubt, the most preferred branch in The IT field and having good scope.

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