I am confused after my graduation in Chemistry honours, what should I pursue- B.Tech or M.Sc.

For B.Tech course, you can take branch only chemical. Don't go for other groups, better you take M.Sc seat. Go for chemistry course only. Both courses are better, but our choice take course admission only chemical or chemistry.

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Hello Ankita, It all depends on your area of interest that what course you should choose. As an engineer, I can tell about B.Tech’s scenario and scope. Being from the chemistry department, you will choose Chemical Branch in B.Tech. And, truly speaking current scope of this branch is really very good, because of increasing demand of Oil, Petroleum and Fertilizer companies. PSUs (Public Sector Units) like ONGC, HPCL, IOCL and others recruit engineers from GATE exam which you can give after your graduation. Moreover, you can pursue higher studies in top notch universities of India after qualifying GATE like IISC, NITIE, IITs and NITs. One more advantage is that BARC also recruits through GATE. Although, if you join M.Sc, you can still get into it through it’s separate exam for M.Sc candidates. On the other side, IIT JAM is well known exam to pursue M.Sc from IITs and placements are really good at IITs, so one thing is sure that if your ultimate target is to work in industry, then you can get it through both the ways mentioned above just one thing to remember that in engineering the number of candidates are continuously increasing, which is making competition more complicated. One more thing is that duration of both the courses is different, it is 2 years for M.Sc and 4 years for B.Tech. IITs also provide some stipend for M.Sc-Ph.D dual degree course students so choose your course accordingly. All the Best for your Future.

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