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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Shubhra,
Biotech has great potential. Indian agriculture requires research in almost all areas. Biotech engineers can play a great role in this area. For clearing GATE nothing else but knowledge of your own subject is required. In addition, if you can give some mock tests and improve weak areas based on the feedback it would be of great help in clearing GATE.
Biotech has great potential. Indian agriculture requires research in almost all areas. Biotech engineers can play a great role in this area. For clearing GATE nothing else but knowledge of your own subject is required. In addition, if you can give some mock tests and improve weak areas based on the feedback it would be of great help in clearing GATE.
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Nitish Pahwa
Guide-Level 12
I would suggest you to pursue MBA instead of BBA because many people have opted MBA after B.Tech and it's a good line and placement rate is high for MBA.
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7 years agoWhich is the best course which can be taken after B.Tech IT and 5.8 years of IT industry experience?
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
As you are a graduation degree holder the best course for you will be a post-graduation. I suggest that you may think of doing a degree in business administration, I mean MBA.
You can even get into Masters in English if you want to pursue a passion in literature. However, an MBA in IT or some IT related domain can be the best choice for career growth.
You can even get into Masters in English if you want to pursue a passion in literature. However, an MBA in IT or some IT related domain can be the best choice for career growth.
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DHIRAJ JAISWALB.Tech Student. Technology Enthusiastic.
Contributor-Level 9
Hi dear, There is job in Kolkata at the same time the competition is very tough because of so many graduates. The average salary of a B.Tech engineering in Kolkata is around 3.5 -4 lac per annum for beginners. Salary tends to increase with experience and your position in the company. Do upvote the answer.
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DHIRAJ JAISWALB.Tech Student. Technology Enthusiastic.
Contributor-Level 9
You can definitely get a decent job in Kolkata if you have the required skills. Electronics and instrumentation engineering do provide a lot of scope in both IT and non-IT sector. But remember one thing, don't be assured that a company will allow you to work only at one city. You may have to go at other places as well.
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Pavanvenkatasai PillaStruggler struggling to win the struggle...
Contributor-Level 8
I appreciate your sense of approach. Answering your question. Changing a branch is up to you my friend (my personal opinion is to not to change the branch).
But before you opt for another branch, keep an eye on various subjects and your interests upon the subject. It's your future and your own life. So, you should be aware of your interests and take a branch according to your interest. Talking about your preparation which you did in these 3 years, it doesn't mean the struggle you had is useless. Remember, every experience gives you the new technique and new ideas. So, never lose hope and keep trying.
But before you opt for another branch, keep an eye on various subjects and your interests upon the subject. It's your future and your own life. So, you should be aware of your interests and take a branch according to your interest. Talking about your preparation which you did in these 3 years, it doesn't mean the struggle you had is useless. Remember, every experience gives you the new technique and new ideas. So, never lose hope and keep trying.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
Guide-Level 13
No, it's not at all a problem if we pursue MBA after B.Tech because if you want to pursue MBA, you can also do it by taking BBA. Whereas coming to your point, the marks will never be deducted if we pursue MBA after B.Tech as it is not about marks.
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Sonik SourabhEngineer, PGPM 2018-20 @ MDI
Guide-Level 11
Focus on your weak areas, work a bit on your strengths, follow good quality study material, join a test series provider and give your best. In between, have a firm command on Engineering Mathematics.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Rithik,
Both are hard to achieve. For IIT (preferably top IITs) requires you to score 'good' marks in GATE with good number of work experience. And still you may find yourself suffering because of lesser number of seats and reservations. And for abroad, you need; #1) Lots of funds (if you didn't get the scholarships), hectic regulatory requirements, good number of work experience, exceptional academics and global competition. So, identify your potential and then go ahead. I would advise you to apply on both (I. e. , IITs and abroad). And where ever you get the chance, just grab it.
Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel sati
Both are hard to achieve. For IIT (preferably top IITs) requires you to score 'good' marks in GATE with good number of work experience. And still you may find yourself suffering because of lesser number of seats and reservations. And for abroad, you need; #1) Lots of funds (if you didn't get the scholarships), hectic regulatory requirements, good number of work experience, exceptional academics and global competition. So, identify your potential and then go ahead. I would advise you to apply on both (I. e. , IITs and abroad). And where ever you get the chance, just grab it.
Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel sati
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Sreekant Shenoy
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MBA is good if you are not doing it in India. But M.Tech is not bad too. There couldn't be any comparison or difference to be particular.
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