B.Tech

Hi Hartej,Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed comparison:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.

As you have already completed your PG degree, rather than B.Ed, I would suggest you to go for Ph.D as that will increase your chances of being a good professor in some of the reputed institute.

Your eligibility is decided by the college. Visit the college that provides the course and enquire about it. Check out these colleges and look for their eligibility criteria
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-robotics-engineering-colleges-india.

Engineering in CS and IT are the two streams, you are eligible for. Some colleges will however give you admission in Electronics too. Ultimately, it depends on the college to decide your eligibility.

You didn't mention the college. Add the College name in the question itself or in comment.

It totally depends on your interest. If you are going for core branches, then you have to give GATE to get good job, or if you have computer Science or Electronics background, then you can get satisfactory jobs from campus placement.

B.Sc from BHU is really a good option, don't come in AKTU (if you will not get any good college). Try to get admission in IET Lucknow or KNIT Sultanpur. These colleges have good history of producing good engineers, BIET Jhansi will also be a good option if you got it.

Dear,
B.Sc from BHU is really a good option. Don't come in AKTU (if you will not get any good college). Try to get admission in IET-Lucknow or KNIT-Sultanpur. These colleges have good history of producing good engineers.

Dear, it totally depends on your interest, but if I will talk about placements only 1% students having branches other than CS/IT and ECE get jobs from AKTU colleges. Students having branches like civil/mechanical and electrical give GATE to get jobs. But, please try to not to get admission in AKTU. Try to get some good nits or other good university.

Can you specify if you are talking about Bachelors and Masters, so that I can guide you better?