B.Tech

Hi Balwinder,
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Brother, don't go for B.Tech using distance education. Today regular course B.Tech has no value, there is no benefit to do B.Tech, instead, you can take a job oriented programme which costs you 30k to 40k.

HI,
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Hi Karhunaa,
Well, this a very interesting topic. Many people even don't think about this as there is some root difference between B.E & B.tech.
The course of B.E. is designed to cover whole theory and technology (mechanisms) of a system. Let it simply by an example: Suppose we are developing a satell

Hi Karhunaa,
Well, this a very interesting topic. Many people even don't think about this as there is some root difference between B.E & B.tech.
The course of B.E. is designed to cover whole theory and technology (mechanisms) of a system. Let it simply by an example: Suppose we are developing a satell

Hi Anand,
HIT, Haldia is in a very growing condition and is raising it's bars day by day. The placement scenario is also quite good, with the IT giants like Wipro, TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Ericssion global, Huawei technology, Mindtree, Birla Soft, HPL & L&T infotech and the core companies like Ve

You say, you have a Diploma in mechanical but you want to go for a chemical engineering degree but my advise you to think before taking this step. Are you really passionate about chemical engineering? If yes then go ahead, if not then think what you are passionate about.

Hello Dhrubba,
You desire to study aerospace engineering after completion of your B Tech in mechanical engineering? Why if I may ask? You would be much better off by pursuing either M.Tech in some specialization or MBA. But let me assure you that experts in mechanical engineering are indeed required