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Chandu Pillalamarri
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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.
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.
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jitendra dixit
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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
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Aarti Singh
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Anup, I feel instead of M.Sc, better option for you would be an MBA or M.Tech Degree.
If you are technically inclined then better go for M.Tech, if your interested in planning and managing then go for MBA.
MBA will help your climb up the career ladder which stops after a time with M.Tech as the top positions are generally managerial.
Admissions are on in most of the good private universities like LPU, SMU, MMU, etc. Most of the private universities have world class infrastructure along with environment conducive to learning. They have good placements. Some even offer scholarships.
Check with them for more information.
Good luck.
If you are technically inclined then better go for M.Tech, if your interested in planning and managing then go for MBA.
MBA will help your climb up the career ladder which stops after a time with M.Tech as the top positions are generally managerial.
Admissions are on in most of the good private universities like LPU, SMU, MMU, etc. Most of the private universities have world class infrastructure along with environment conducive to learning. They have good placements. Some even offer scholarships.
Check with them for more information.
Good luck.
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Ayush Sabal
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There's nothing much about it. You only have to
gain knowledge about your subject. Have some practical knowledge about all. You can do some vocational courses to enhance your skills.
gain knowledge about your subject. Have some practical knowledge about all. You can do some vocational courses to enhance your skills.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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A common misconception is B.Tech (engineering) is better than B.Sc (pure science), while a few confident students stick to B.Sc as their career goals are clear.
Some feel B.Tech is tough and they won't be able to perform up to the expected level, while others feel B.Sc is way too easy.
To remove this confusion and misconceptions, we look a the different aspects, scope, difficulty level, career prospects etc., involved in these two courses and may help you in choosing either B.Sc or B.Tech years of study
B.Sc 3-4 years
BTech4-5 years
*Study focus
B.Sc-Basic science (pure science)
B.Tech-Applied science (technical / technological)
*Content
B.Sc-B
Some feel B.Tech is tough and they won't be able to perform up to the expected level, while others feel B.Sc is way too easy.
To remove this confusion and misconceptions, we look a the different aspects, scope, difficulty level, career prospects etc., involved in these two courses and may help you in choosing either B.Sc or B.Tech years of study
B.Sc 3-4 years
BTech4-5 years
*Study focus
B.Sc-Basic science (pure science)
B.Tech-Applied science (technical / technological)
*Content
B.Sc-B
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Hi Wani,
How are you?
Well, Graduate Aptitude Test of Engineering is somehow necessary for core branches like mechanical, civil, electrical for PSUs or to pursue M.Tech from a good college.
You can give 2 attempts of it after doing your Bachelor's degree. Then, on the basis of SSC HSC UG grades and GATE score, you will get a rank. If you get a good rank under 500, you will get a call from PSUs or else you can go for M.Tech.
Thank you and keep asking!
How are you?
Well, Graduate Aptitude Test of Engineering is somehow necessary for core branches like mechanical, civil, electrical for PSUs or to pursue M.Tech from a good college.
You can give 2 attempts of it after doing your Bachelor's degree. Then, on the basis of SSC HSC UG grades and GATE score, you will get a rank. If you get a good rank under 500, you will get a call from PSUs or else you can go for M.Tech.
Thank you and keep asking!
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