What I am supposed to do for software engineering: B.Tech CSE+M.Tech CSE or BCA+MCA?

Both the ways, you will become a software developer, so it is up to you to decide where to go. But, for a rough idea, I will tell you that B.Tech CSE is preferred most, because it is a more practical oriented study about software technology.

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Dear friend, As per my knowledge and experience, for becoming a software engineer, I would suggest you to go for B.Tech + M.Tech in computer science as compared to BCA + MCA because B.Tech is itself an engineering degree and after doing Masters in computer science, you have an opportunity to be the same. Thank you very much, have a nice day.

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Hi dear, BE generally means more theory than a B.Tech degree. B.Tech, on the other hand, generally has less theory compared to a BE and more practical skills (hands on) from in class examples/assignments than a BE. This doesn't mean that a BE has no practical skills. They still have assignments and capstone projects in their 4th/5th year to demonstrate and apply all the theory they have acquired over the years of study. From what others say- BE can become a P. Eng (Professional Engineer) which means they have the responsibility of making sure everything is done correctly. Usually the lead engineer has a P Eng. You are held responsible if anything messes up. B Tech on the other hand do not usually lead large scale projects and usually on the lower end of the food chain. B Tech are required to be proficient in multiple software because that's what they mainly interact with. Engineers do most of the designing and consulting, while a Technician does most of the drawings, calculations, miscellaneous work. From that, its obvious that a BE will earn more money than a B.Tech.

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For getting job in top MNCs that you have mentioned, you will have to do B.Tech CSE+M.Tech, as this is more valued combination than BCA+MCA. Yes, post-graduation is needed for that, but you can't be able to get job, if you are not a good coder.

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B.Tech CSE+M.Tech is a better option. B.Tech has more value and mainly it depends upon from which college you are pursuing it. Also, your skills as it focuses on both theoretical and practical fields.

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