B.Tech Scope

Dear Neelima Kawatra,
Yes, it is correct that B.Tech is much better than B.Sc in all aspects. So, try to pursue B.Tech. The decision is yours.

It depends what you are looking in the finance field. If you are looking for a job in financial selling, investment banking, risk, financial analysis, etc., a PGDM or MBA from Tier 0 or Tier 1 institute is a good option, but definitely not Tier 2 and beyond institutes. If you are looking for a proper financial analyst position, the best option is doing M.Sc finance and CFA Australia. If you are looking for a job in core accounts and finance area with an ultimate aim to become a CFO, there is no other alternative than opting for a CA program.

Hi,
Both serves different needs. If you want to have a career in research and development go for MS. MBA is ideal if you seek a management career and also MBA programs require work experience prior admission.

Yes, whatever number you have scored in your 10th or 12 th dosent matters at all when it comes for getting the job. The percentage will not help you in getting job, its your skills.

Yes,
There are a few entrance exams in railway which needs to be cleared that will get you to work in railways.

For any automation, you need instrumentation to measure the parameters. Hence, in my opinion, EIE continues to have a steady demand.

Hi Sadek,
I think ECE and EE are the two branches where we can find maximum scope for further research after B.Tech. As data requirements increasing day by day, there exists great research on the wireless communication, LI-fi, signal processing methods, etc. Similar requirements also exist in transmission of current so I believe there is a maximum scope in ECE and EEE branches for research after B.Tech.

Dear for getting a placement in reputed company or industries you should clear the fundamental related to their branch. good communication scale is also play a important role while you go for interview. Best of Luck for future