B.Tech Scope

BE means Bachelor of engineering and B.Tech means Bachelor of Technology so you can understand by that. In BE there will be more concentration on theory and B.Tech have theory as well as practical. So if you have interest in practical then go for B.Tech.

Hi, You can always follow your passion. If you feel confident of growth in the areas of cinematography and photography you can consider doing some full-time programs in these areas. There are many media people with engineering backgrounds. Just, for admissions, you have to convince the universities.

B.Tech is not enough. You have to do M.Tech or MCA from reputed institute. You have to write GATE.

Hi Omer,
It’s a personal choice though many experts believe going after B.Tech or Bachelor's degree gives maturity to the applicant and he/she can choose better programs and be career oriented while choosing the course. You can decide basis your interests, financial situation, stay back options, etc

Higher studies option after B.Tech Biotechnology:
There are many higher studies options available after B.Tech in Biotechnology. Some of the popular courses are:
M.E. M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology
M. S. MBA
Post graduation in Genomic/Genetic or Nano-Technology
M.Sc biotech
M.Sc clinic

Yes, you can do. Only 50% aggregate is required for M.Sc.

You should start preparing for the CAT exams if you are looking to secure admission in any one of the Iims. Common Admission Test CAT is a national-level management entrance examination conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM). Apart from 20 Iims, CAT scores are used for admission to v

Job opportunities after doing B.Tech in ECE/IT:
Electronics and Communication Engineers may take up a job in the core electronics sector or in any of the allied fields. Talking about core electronics sector, major players include semiconductor sector, electronics goods sector, electronics startup sec

You need to apply for the JEE Mains after your class 12th exams. The B.Tech admissions 2018 in all the National Institutes of Technology (NITs), Centrally Funded Technical Institutions (CFTIs), Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIITs) and other State Engineering Colleges and Private Colleg

Hi Saksham,
If you are planning to study your Masters in Canada, then remember that you must have about 75% marks in your B.Tech and must have a very academic profile comprising internships, projects, papers etc. International applicants must also take English language tests like IELTS or the TOEFL.