B.Tech Scope

Probably computer science.
While it might vary a little from department to department, learning CS will give you a good foundation for a career in animation (which is pretty much your only option if you want to make a career in animation).
I would bet that you will be able to take many animation cours

Yes, you can. You need to qualify a national level management entrance exam to get admission in a reputed B-school for MBA in marketing.

ME, M.Tech, MBA and PG diploma are some of the courses you can opt for. ME, M.Tech if you want to continue in the technical line, otherwise, MBA or PG Diploma for managerial roles and work.

B.Tech has better opportunities. You can see the development going on in the field of science. Technology is taking rapid strides and world is changing quickly. Engineering opens a vast number of opportunities for students. Students can opt from computers to agriculture.
India being a developing nati

Hi,
Aerospace branch has excellent job opportunities. Job opportunities for these engineers are available in Airlines, Air Force, Corporate Research Companies, Defence Ministry, Helicopter Companies, Aviation Companies, NASA and many others.
Increasing popularity of air travel and space exploration re

Its better to have work experience before going for MBA. As you will have a feel of working culture in corporate world. You will get to know the work of HR, finance, marketing,operations depending on your field. You will get to know how the team work plays an important role and managing the human re

Hello,
Yes, you can pursue an undergraduate degree in one branch of engineering, and then do a Masters in another branch.
I hope it helps. If you have any further questions, kindly revert

Both the options are good, but you need to find out your interest and liking. If you select B.Pharma, you must be good in chemistry, especially in organic chemistry. If you opt for B.Tech biotechnology, you must have or develop the interest in machinery. Both the options are open for you and have go

Hello Saurabh,
As per NASSCOM, Indian IT Industry revenues grew by 13% in FY2015 and it added 2,30,000 employees in FY15. NASSCOM has forecasted that IT industry exports will grow by 12-14% and domestic market by 15-17% in FY2016. I am of the opinion that IT is still a very good career option. Indian

Hello Chaitanya,
The most important thing which you will need is high grades to be considered for admissions. GRE is optional and not even required by most Universities. International applicants must submit IELTS or TOEFL scores. Admissions are very selective and is mostly done on the basis of academ