B.Tech

Hi,
The KIIT is the youngest deemed University and awarded 42nd rank by National institutional ranking framework (NIRF) among the other Indian Universities. While its engineering college have the over all ranking of 51st. So overall this is a very good college for pursuing B.Tech in civil engineering if you are selected there.
Further civil engineering is broadest and oldest engineering disciplines that deals with the skill and knowledge of building dams, bridges, highways, water supply systems, modern townships, waste management and pollution prevention etc. There are several jobs opportunities available in government, PSUs and private sectors. Hence you may pursue there.
Good Luck

Hello,
Some what you are correct. Today the situation of B.Tech degree holders are like B.A. And M.A. Degree holders of 1980-90. the reason behind is that thousand of colleges are producing the lacs of BE/B.Tech degree holders every years. Government is reducing the number of job opportunities every year by adopting privatization and PPP mode. Private sectors are providing jobs to their relatives only. Further the teaching faculty members and college infrastructure are the other responsible reasons. In my opinion you have to starts your preparation for JEE Main and try to score 150+, because getting admission in NITs and IITs is much better than the other under graduate courses. The JEE Main preparation will further helps you in cracking NID and UCEED examinations for undergraduate B. Des programs. B. Des programs are UG design courses like gaming, graphic, animation, product and industrial etc. So Good Luck.

Hello,After completing the B.Tech in ECE, there are mainly three options available for any student as:
1. Start preparation for competitive examination.
2. Search and get a suitable job in private sectors.
3. Go for higher study. Most of the students are preferred to choose the s. no. 1& 2 options, because today competition is very intense and lacs of students are in race just behind you. In my opinion you have to starts your preparation for government. (Civil services, IES SSC Railways, Banking) and GATE for PSU's jobs. For this you have to attend the maximum number of exams at least for one year. Further opting for higher studies is depends upon someone financial situation and willingness. However if you are opting for higher studies, never go for short term courses, Starts your preparation for GAIT and go for M.Tech programme from a reputed college. This will not only increase your reputation but also will be benefited in upcoming competitive examinations. Good Luck.