Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello Vishal,
Many students get confused in the track to choose after B.Tech as is in your case.
If you're inclined towards more in-depth technical knowledge, you can go for M.Tech field. If you feel that you're done with the technical part, but wish to have a master's degree, then you can opt for MBA. MBA turns out to be useful if you're planning to start your own business as it trains you on administrative skills.
So, you need to decide which track you wish to take based on your inclination towards technology. Both the options are good. If you consider my advice, I would suggest you to at least have 2 years of experience before opting for any Masters degree. The market is too saturated with inexperienced people having master degree. Gaining the experience will make you the preferred choice in placements and will result in a better salary package.
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CSE has maximum scope among the four. This field is booming these days and has a lot of opportunities as well. Job opportunities are available for graduates in government as well as private sector. If you go for computer Science engineering, you will get really worthy salary packages, avenues to go abroad and you can work anywhere. Computer science has a very wide scope. Indian IT companies such as Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Patni, HCL, etc. have been able to garner gains even during the recession and have hired a number of computer professionals.
The MNCs look for good computer engineers from India. Graduates may take up following jobs:
1. Software engineer
2. Software tester.
3. Project manager.
Top colleges to pursue CSE are:
1. IITs.
2. UTM – Shillong.
3. PEC University of Technology – Punjab.