B.Tech

Hi Rashika,
For governent jobs, you need to take core branches like civil, mechanical, electrical and ECE engineering because most of the vacancies are based on these exams only. Branches like CSE, it has very less scope in terms of government jobs.
All the best.

Hi Ashutosh,
Admission in IISC is done via 3 ways: first is you need to qualify KVPY examination, 2nd is you need to score minimum of 60% in JEE Mains and JEE advance and 3rd is you need to score minimum of 60 percentage in NEET. If you find your self in any of these category, you can apply for IISC

You can take up AutoCAD and then do sketch up course and if you are interested in interior designing, both the courses will help you a lot.

B.Tech deals with technology or technical bases things. B.Sc comes under Science streams like Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Agriculture, Horticulture, Fishery, Dairy Farming, Forestry etc.

If you are interested in engineering field, then go for B.Tech.
If you are interested in Science stream means go for B.Sc. Both have good scope. All courses are good. Select what you want to do.

Cost of doing B.Tech and MS from USA is very high and Return on Investment (ROI) will be very low and poor. With USA work visa regime becoming tougher, you may not able to work in USA and earn in dollars to repay any loan. Therefore, I will like to advise you to do B.Tech from a good engineering col

Hello Jatin,
Normally when one wishes to do PG, it is some specialty of what one did in graduation. Hence, generally universities prescribe graduation in particular branch as eligibility for PG in different specialties. Hence the answer to your query is no.
However, let me find out if anything contrar

All type of graduates are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination. As Civil Services Examination is the most competitive examination of India, lot of IAS aspirants do B.Tech before appearing for Civil Services Examination so that they have a good standby career option available if they are

You may refer to this list of top engineering colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-andhra-pradesh/44-2-100-0-0

Based on my personal experience of doing both degrees, I find both courses are equally easy. If you work hard, you can handle both the degrees easily.