Engineering

Yes, you can pursue an MBA after engineering. An MBA programme gives engineers more exposure to business and management related issues that lack an engineering programme. An MBA degree adds strategic & qualitative skills to students' analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employer. Getting an MBA degree after B.Tech is always a plus point and it gives you an extra edge to your technical skills. There are a lot of students who choose to go for an MBA after engineering degree. Also, there are a lot of IITians who prefer to opt for an MBA after completing their engineering. An MBA degree adds strategic & qualitative skills to students' analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employer. Furthermore, for those engineers who are planning to run their own business or to do consulting, an MBA makes sense. MBA will help in a better understanding of the fundamentals of business that supplement the engineering and technical side. One becomes great in finding a technical solutions to the problem of keeping the business principles in mind. Finding a job in this cut-throat competition is really very tough in today's market. You have to stand out of the crowd in order to get a satisfactory job. And having an MBA will help you to do the same in the crowd of just engineers. So, getting a good job is another benefit of doing MBA after engineering degree.

Hi,Lateral entry students do have an edge as they save one precious year and enter the dynamic field in the second year of BTech.
You would need a good college which would give the best academics like best faculty added with a good infrastructure. It should have all the equipment needed for the field practicals and exposure to big companies that would recruit the students.
The best thing would be to browse some good colleges like Indian Institute of Roorke Jamia Melia Lovely Professional University which is known for its placements records especially.
So browse carefully the sites, check your score, and start the admission process which is already being carried out by many colleges totally in the online mode.
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The first best thing is that you have decided the course you want to pursue. Next choose a college with care
The admission process of engineering colleges is not difficult. The only thing is your result of the last degree you have pursued. You need to have a clear result at the time of admission or your result is awaited. Your JEEMains score. You have asked how to apply. Kindly check:
Register on a college you have selected by filling in your details. Select your course as per your eligibility that is the pass percentage required for that particular course. If you want to avail a scholarship, check the site to SEE how to apply for the scholarship, as it has to applied right at the time of admission. If you belong to a category having some sort of concession, mention
If you have a national level award or national level test has been cleared, mention it. The most important thing is to note the dates of admission as if the dates are over you would not get admission in your desired college. Check some good college sites and you will find an option of Apply, where you can start the admission procedure and the web site will lead you to directly right up til the payment
If you stuck at some point, the web sites carry the help line numbers and e-mail IDs for detailed counseling. Now the colleges are taking online admission so browse some good college sites like LPU which gives good placements and scholarships, you can try Birla Institute which is also good. Hope my answer was a help.

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The B.Tech online application form is available for all universities on their web site only. You just need to click open the website and the from the portal only the whole admission process starts. All universities are doing so especially in the wake of the grim situation of the country. Some universities like LPU have also come forward to provide special scholarships to the wards of the front line workers and others who are a part of the grim covid situation. It is due to the condition of the country due to the virus that the whole admission process is online from the web site of the college you desire. You need to browse a few colleges like SRM, LPU, ANNA etc. To check the academic facilities offered so that you can get the best. All the Best.

Hi,It is good that you have decided to pursue a stream of which is quite demanding in today's competitive scenario. The B.Tech CSE needs either JEEMains or the entrance exams conducted by the university besides minimum 60% in your XIIth class. The University to choose should give you the best of academics. The names to reckon for Andhra Pradesh would be GIET SRM KITS. Standard education is imparted and they have their own entrance tests. Specific fields should not be kept in mind while deciding a college for a career. Check the academic schemes of colleges like a wide platform, exposure, and placements and then decide. You can also browse some good universities like LPU, giving the best placements along with man financial schemes. You can choose the KIT which needs your JEEMians score mandatory. So, browse some good facilities and then decide. Thanks.