What to choose between B.Tech & B.Sc for good career prospects? I got 88% in my 12th but I didn't qualify JEE.

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Asked by Kannan Vishnu
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M
2016-05-18 11:28:39
Hiii...actually both have equal importance because now a days there is a need for BSc also you can go for BSc then MSc and then you can go in a teaching line as a professor because now there is a need for teachers and professors also ...And you can also do BTech Because there is a great need for

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Kamaraju pulugurtha
2016-05-18 03:40:09
B.Tech, no doubt, makes your going easy. Not that you can't succeed with B.Sc. But, you may have to work hard and prepare yourself for Research. This may involve a period of time.

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Ranjith Kumar Lagisetty
2016-05-17 21:48:51
B.Tech will be the better choice if you are really interested into technical field. You will have many opportunities to grow yourself in B.Tech UG program. B.Tech followed by M.Tech leads you to the next level of the experience in the field you will choose. So think better and go with your intereste

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There are so many colleges offering B.Tech and you can get into them by writing entrance exam or through management quota. If you appeared for IIT and if you scored good marks then go for IIT else try to get a seat in universities top in the state or try for private universities like BITS Manipal VI

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V
2016-05-17 19:34:44
B.sc is Good enough

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M
2016-05-17 17:52:12
By this marks I think u have to choose bsc ,after Bsc-msc - PhD .by this you have earn a lot from this But b tech I think it is not the correct option because I saw many b tech students that are jobless

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2016-05-17 17:35:32
Yes you can persuse b.tech If you don't qualify your jee main exam you can take direct admission on the besis of your 12th marks in good private colleges.

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Chetna S
2016-05-17 17:10:39
Hi B.tech always have better prospects if you are looking for technical or corporate jobs later. B.Sc +Mba also will lead to the same path where as B.Sc +M.Sc/M.tech takes you in research or education so decide what is your interest.

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