B.Tech

No, B.Tech or BE is not necessary to become a scientist because in the end, you will have to pursue PhD for research. B.Sc and M.Sc may be a good choice. B.Sc and M.Sc are research based courses.
If you want to do B.Tech, you can choose the branch of your interest.
That’s all.
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Manufacturing Engineering at Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani is really close to the course and curriculum of mechanical engineering at the same college.
Now, this gives the branch and added advantage that the students pursuing for the same branch get to set for companies looking for

Hi,
Glad to see that you are good in Physics and there are many scopes these days and future.
Here, please take the suggestions from experts who have answered your question relating to which engineering filed you should choose rather I would advise from completely career scope perspective.
Very soon,

Yes you are eligible. But the answer is not so simple. You need to go to various university websited and check-out their application requirements. For getting admission into the best universities, you need to build a strong profile with good recommendation letters, essays and SoPs etc.

Hello Shubham,
Yes, you can get admission in IIT's based on your diploma. But remember, diploma is considered as equivalent to 12th & hence you will have to score at least 75% in diploma besides clearing JEE Mains and then JEE Advanced.

Hi there,
Please refer the link to get more insights of the colleges and branches: https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.
However, VJTI is much better than SPCE.
Here is quick comparison between two.
1) VJTI:-
Intake:- 60 for civil
Exams accepted:- MHCET
Average package:- Rs 6.8 lakhs
Highest

Hi there,
Sardar Patel College of Engineering was established in 1962 as a government-aided engineering college. It was started with three conventional courses. viz., Civil, Electrical and Mechanical with an intake of 40 in each branch which was subsequently increased to 60. The institute is permanen

Distance B.Tech can be pursued at your convenience, especially if you want to be employed and wish to acquire another qualification. There a many Universities who offer distance B.Tech. Please search on shiksha for the names. The duration of the course for diploma holder is lateral entry and is not