B.Tech

you can choose thermal engineering or manufacturing or production or machine design etc in m.tech. All are specific in their own field so focus on good colleges instead of branches. Try to get IITs.

if you are doing cse then you should definitely do some language courses (C++,Java) or hardware courses and software courses that would help you during your placement

You should focus on solely on Bangalore.

Hi,
Choosing a branch depends on your area of interest and your job goals. If you're interested in doing a field job, go for a core branch (like civil, electrical, mechanical) according to the type of field job you want to do. Otherwise if you want to do an office job, then go for CSE or IT branches

Hi,
Being based in the national capital, DTU has got an edge above the other two colleges. However, all three are the best and you won't regret choosing one over the other. Only point is that choosing DTU will give you more exposure.

It depends on the institution you have got and also on your hard work.

JIIT has got a really good reputation for btech. IP university is also very good but not all colleges affiliated to IP university have good reputation. You may choose Jaypee but keep in mind that the environment there is more school-like and in first few months, you may not even get a feel of colleg

obviously CS . both are same field but aftr B.tech your a engineer

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Both will hv certain extent of mathematics as required in the field. B.tech will get u better job for little more hardwork for sure. Check the complete syllabus here.
http://www.niftem.ac.in/site/Internal_NIFTEM.aspx?menulevel=3&MenuID=93