I got 72% in 10th and 82% in 12th with PCM. Which is the best B.Tech branch to pursue?

Look, the first thing is that you should remember before choosing any branch is the interest. For example, if you're having interest in physics and maths then you should go for mechanical engineering as it is an evergreen branch. If you don't like physics but do have interest in programimg then you should choose CSE or IT. I'm telling you this because whatever the high scope of the branch you are opting, if you don't have the passion to learn about it, then you are going to be a bad engineer. In the end, you will always regret it. So first thing first choose what you like. Now, coming to the scope of different branches Mechanical engineering, as I said the scope is always high. But remember the company only selects the best. CSE and IT is also in the boom, as you know our life is completely bounded by gadgets, so demand of CSE and IT is also increasing. Similar to electrical and electronics. But one branch which is going to get an increasing boom is, I feel robotics and mechatronics. Robotic and automation sector is currently in the infant stage but in future, it's going to do a lot of impact.

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It depends on you in which profession you would be comfortable. First, find your area of interest.

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As you have a really outstanding score in your class 10th and 12th and meeting the initial eligibility criteria of IITs and NITs. The following B.Tech course is best suited to your profile. Admission in IITs and NITs are made on the basis of JEE-Advance and JEE Mains ranks respectively. 1. Computer Science and engineering 2. Electronics and communication engineering 3. Mechanical engineering 4. Electrical engineering 5. Civil engineering Best of Luck.

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