Information Technology

Hello Prasanth,
There are many options available for you after completing your B.Tech.
You can go for further studies like - M.Sc or MBA
If you have a dream of completing your studies from IIT's or IISC, the you can write IIT JAM Test for M.Sc or Ph.D.
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You can also apply for government job exams like - IBPS PO or SSC CGL.
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You can also go for private jobs in MNC's.
I hope it will help you.
Best of Luck.

Hello Sandra,
Computer Science engineering equally covers both hardware and software aspects. Information technology engineering and software engineering has a lesser focus on the hardware aspect. However, this difference hardly matters as universities frequently keep updating the syllabus for each branch.
Unless and until, you get a job in a hardware manufacturing company like Intel, Logitech, etc. this little difference in the syllabus hardly matters. Most of the jobs offered are in the software domain. If you opt for information technology engineering, you can become a software engineer. If you opt for computer Science engineering, you can become a computer engineer, which covers both hardware and software.
So, there is no need to compare the little differences between the branches. You can get admission in a good college in any of these branches. You should keep a percentage of over 70% without any backlogs.
All the best.

Hello Sahil,
The IT-BPM sector is a field which is undergoing rapid evolution and is changing the shape of Indian business. India is the only country that offers the depth and breadth of offerings across different segments of IT Services, BPM, Engineering & R&D, Internet & Mobility and Software Products. The Indian IT-BPM industry has already begun moving from enterprise services to providing enterprising solutions incorporating SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics and the Cloud) to create client impact, not only on cost but revenues, profit margins and cash flows.
Future growth will come from a combination of higher value services, increasingly non-linear play and further extension of the sectors cost proposition. The sector has rapidly evolved, in terms of expanding its vertical and geographic markets, attracting new customers, transforming from a technology to strategic partner thus cementing India's position as the premier global sourcing destination.