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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

MBA degree after B.Tech will provide you sufficient skills and knowledge to become a businessman.

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Humera Akhtar

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Electronics and communications engineering is one of the vast and rapid growing field of engineering. The fact that scope of ECE in India is not high with respect to corporate jobs is quite acceptable as compared to other branches like CS and IT , however still some private companies like Qualcomm , Samsung , Intel , NVidia, etc . prefer to hire ECE undergraduates in India with a good CTC. But in the government sector the scope for ECE undergraduates is quite high for example companies like DRDO, BEL , BHEL, BDL, ISRO, Navy, BSNL ,Indian railways ,etc. hire ECE students even Maharatna and Navratna companies like CIL ,NALCO, IOCL,etc. h
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Eligibility criteria for Master of Arts (Public Administration) is a Bachelor's degree in any stream of minimum 3 years duration. You are eligible to seek admission in MA Public Administration based on your B.Tech degree. B.Tech is sufficent qualification for seeking Government job.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Industrial and production engineering has been highlighted as a very specialized branch developed for serving the industries. On one hand, we take production engineering which is an amalgamation of manufacturing technology and science. While, on the other hand, we have industrial engineering that is specialised in the industrial processes, operations and management. So, being a production and industrial engineer, we can simply serve as an asset for the industries. The scope of IPE is very vast and is preferred by every organization because the industrial engineer is employed to manage and optimize resources and operations.

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pinaki nandibe positive in life

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Yes, you can go for M.Sc, but I would suggest that you should go for M.Tech that is a better option.
Good luck.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Deepraj,
There are various job opportunities for B.Tech graduates based on their specialization.
So, if you mention the same then I may tell you about the career opportunities for that domain.
Basically, there are some career options after B.Tech. They are:
1) M.Tech
2) MS abroad
3) MBA
4) Civil Services Examination
5) Indian Army
6) short-term courses

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Sankalp Gandhi

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At the time of admission, you need to pay the hostel fees and mess fee which is around 50k, that's it.

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