If I go deep into your question and focus on the word "can" then only a few students would be left there who actually can study B.Tech. Engineers of course are required by our country but not with the seal of BE or B.Tech degree but with some potential to handle the actual engineering works. Although this is not happening here because many students go with the flow during the selection of their career. If I talk about my classroom, out of 70 hardly 20 are interested to do their field work and the rest all are just there to take a degree or some are there who still don't know what they are doing. Hardly any student knows the meaning of
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If I go deep into your question and focus on the word "can" then only a few students would be left there who actually can study B.Tech. Engineers of course are required by our country but not with the seal of BE or B.Tech degree but with some potential to handle the actual engineering works. Although this is not happening here because many students go with the flow during the selection of their career. If I talk about my classroom, out of 70 hardly 20 are interested to do their field work and the rest all are just there to take a degree or some are there who still don't know what they are doing. Hardly any student knows the meaning of an Engineer. They too hear the rumors and opt their field as engineering.
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If I go deep into your question and focus on the word "can" then only a few students would be left there who actually can study B.Tech. Engineers of course are required by our country but not with the seal of BE or B.Tech degree but with some potential to handle the actual engineering works. Although this is not happening here because many students go with the flow during the selection of their career. If I talk about my classroom, out of 70 hardly 20 are interested to do their field work and the rest all are just there to take a degree or some are there who still don't know what they are doing. Hardly any student knows the meaning of an Engineer. They too hear the rumors and opt their field as engineering.
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If I go deep into your question and focus on the word "can" then only a few students would be left there who actually can study B.Tech. Engineers of course are required by our country but not with the seal of BE or B.Tech degree but with some potential to handle the actual engineering works. Although this is not happening here because many students go with the flow during the selection of their career. If I talk about my classroom, out of 70 hardly 20 are interested to do their field work and the rest all are just there to take a degree or some are there who still don't know what they are doing. Hardly any student knows the meaning of...more