I passed 12th this year with 66%. Which one is better: doing polytechnic from a govt. college or B.Tech from a private college?
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Hi, Diploma from government does not really matter that much. And, after all, finally you have to do B.Tech after Diploma. So, instead of wasting 2 years in Diploma directly go for B.Tech. -
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Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoAs you have passed class 12th, it is not good to go for Diploma. Now, that was waste of years in your academic career you have to go B.Tech or BE directly Diploma from government does not really matter that much. And, after all, finally you have to do B.Tech after Diploma. So, instead of wasting 2 years in Diploma directly go for B.Tech. -
Hello,
Please go for B.Tech from college, as it's degree carry better value in market. And, you can appear for other government exams, which asks for degree. So, you will have many benefits for your B.Tech degree.
Regards.
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