B.Tech

Dear ma'am,
Your percentile is not enough for you to pursue your studies in Canada if you want to pursue your studies in some other country you may see for that online.

You must appear for the engineering entrance examinations and must get marks above the cut-off then only you will be able to get admissions in CSE stream.

It does but has a little weighage during your interview round only. If you have a very good score then it is good for you else you might be asked why. Moreover, you need to maintain a minimum of 70% in your graduation as for some colleges it is one of the criteria but it may differ also.

Hello Siddharth,
I think that's too early. In the first year (2nd semester), it is important to focus more on your engineering courses than MBA exams.
You will be eligible for MBA exams only during your final semester exams and so it will be ideal to prepare from the 3rd year or final year.

Yes, B.Ed is compulsory to become a lecturer.

Hello Krishna
Nowadays B.Tech is losing its popularity as there are no jobs for students but you have to choose among these two courses. So, I suggest you to go with B.Sc as there are many good colleges for this such as BHU, DU, JNU, AU, PU and many more. By choosing this, you can prepare for furthe

Hello Siddharth,
Placements after MBA is a totally different cup of tea as compared with placements after B.Tech. Recruiters look for spark, out of box ideas, the ability of analysis of given situation to find solutions as criteria for MBA candidates. They are not looking for core competency at gradu

Hi Kanchan,
Your grades are not too competitive for a Canadian universities, so difficult to suggest you universities. You can check University of Alberta, Concordia University, McMaster University, Simon Fraser University, Memorial University of New Foundland etc. You should check university websit