B.Tech Scope

Hi Palak,
Basis your interests, you can opt for M.Tech, M.S. and even MBA. Please know what your career plans are, whether you want to do research or teaching or core engineering jobs or management.

For getting good jobs, your B.Tech degree is sufficient. But, if you are interested in doing PGDM, then this is also a good option and there are also more opportunities after this.

Hi Sravya,
Almost every business school in USA requires applicants to have atleast 2 years work experience. So, the first thing after you complete your B.Tech is to get a job and do well in your work place, demonstrate leadership and good managerial skills. Academically, you must do well too but if you are an average student, don't worry much as universities in US evaluate on an overall basis and not just on one factor. You must also take the GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS.

It's up to you because it's a competitive world. You won't get jobs if you aren't better than others! Already, many engineers are there. You will have to be the best. You can opt for engineering.
Good luck.

You must also clear an engineering entrance examination as applicable to your college with a good score.

IIMA is the best Institute for pursuing MBA after engineering or any other subject graduate course. You may refer to the following link for the list of top MBA B-Schools in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0

BBA is more better option if you are looking for pursuing MBA and wants to make your career in the field of Business. B.Tech as the name suggests in purely technical and if you have studied of 11th and 12th in your HSC, its a better option. As per current scenario, B.Tech is more of a preferred option.

There are various kind of jobs that depends company to company. If you choose service based company, then you will be working on networking and related stuffs and if you choose product based companies, then you will be more focused on coding and programming and you will be termed as a software engineer. I hope it will help.

B.Tech is more attractive to employers that a BCA. Before you will do your MCA, your B.Tech will be completed and thereafter, a job cannot be claimed.

It totally depends on your interest. First ask yourself that for which one, you are made for. First make a deep analysis of yourself and then you will observe certain special characteristics in yourself and then decide that those one are suitable for which stream. It's that simple.