I am worried that there are very few jobs after B.Sc. Hons. So, should I do B.Sc. Hons or do B.Tech from some private college?

I have dropped 1 year after class 12th. My 12th marks are 93.8%. My last year JEE mains rank was 1,67,000 and this year, it is 1,20,000. Now, I am going to take admission in PU in B.Sc. Hons.

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Nishant Panchal | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

You should do B.Tech that makes you overall developed. After B.Tech, You have many scope to go and to build your career. And doing B.Tech at good college can take you in Best company for job. So Take admission in any best private college. All the best for future.

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