btech

Yes, Jerusalem College of Engineering offers good placements annually to its BTech students. The course-wise details are yet to be released. Check the table below to know more:

Candidates taking admission in a BTech course of IIT Mandi need to pay a tuition fee of INR 8.1 lakh. The total fee include other components as well, such as hostel fee of INR 2.46 lakh. Additionally, the one-time fee is INR 17,000 and other fees is INR 3,000. The total fee sums up to INR 10.74 lakh. Students should note that mentioned fee is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative. 

The duration of BTech at Jerusalem College of Engineering is four years. The course is divided into eight semesters. 

There are 12 specialisations offered by IIT Guwahati in BTech. The specialisations are:

• Computer Science and Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Chemical Science and Technology
• Electronics and Electrical Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mathematics and Computing Engineering
• Engineering Physics
• Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
• Biosciences and Bioengineering
• Energy Engineering

IIIT Allahabad offers BTech course to students at the UG level. It is offered for 4 years in several specialisations. To be eligible for BTech at IIIT Allahabad, candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria set by the college. Candidates must be Class 12 passed with 75% aggregate.

IIIT Allahabad offers a BTech programme at the UG level. It is offered in full-time mode and is approved by the AICTE. The total tuition fee of BTech at IIIT Allahabad ranges around INR 6.5 lakh. 

Yes, RV University is good in terms of BTech placements. RVU College provides placement support to students and is visited by top companies for placements such as TCS, Samsung, Infosys, KPMG, Deloitte,  etc. 

Always go for B.Tech at NITs as it is more conventional and has better job opportunities and scope in comparison to that of dual degree from IIMs as they don't have that big alumni network and also these things are being introduced. so these days any time go for B.Tech from NiTs over any IIM dual degree but yes later on after 5-10 years depending upon scenarios and market situation this can be changed.

Of course, you can. It is actually a smart way to get both technical and management knowledge and skills in your field. Both BTech and MBA are powerful degrees, recognised internationally.

I would just suggest that you choose the specialisation smartly. For example, an MBA in IT, Operations, or Business Analytics will go a long way.

All the best.