Which branch is best in B.Tech?

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PUNIT JAIN I am a b.tech computer science student | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

You should choose the branch that interests you. If your interest is in CSE then you shall go for B.Tech in CSE.

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Juhi Bansal Explore your self | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

Hello,
First of all, there is no best or the worst branch for doing B.Tech. It fully depends on your abilities and interests. If we talked about career, then CS and IT have bright future. If anyone take admission IIT or NIT then every branch have equal opportunity. So try to take admission top colleges in India.

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Sujeet Kumar Preparing for UPSC CSE 2021 | Guide-Level 15

6 years ago

There is nothing called best, if you are not interested in that branch. Just following the rat race will not give you anything in life. Ask yourself which branch you want to take. You can only do better if you are interested in that. Don't think about placement or earning before learning. Every branch is good and made for specific needs of industry. If you are best in that, you will surely get good job but if you are not good in a highly demand branch then you are going to be thrown away. So take your own decision. Good luck.

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SACHIN NAMDEV M. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh | Contributor-Level 9

6 years ago

All branches have their own scope. Choose carefully the branch in which you have interest. But according to the market, CSE or IT is better than others. Other than this Biotechnology, Chemical, Energy Management, Aerospace Engineering, and Textile Engineering are some good branches.

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Rudra Shaurya Plastic Mould Design Engineer | Guide-Level 15

6 years ago

In terms of placement, it will be CSE. In terms of knowledge and opportunities, it will be mechanical. In terms of ease, it could be civil, but it can be different for people depending on their interest. To be honest, any branch of engineering is best if you have interest in it.

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himanshu dwivedi | Contributor-Level 6

6 years ago

There is no specific best branch. You can go for CSE or IT as they are at the boom right now.

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Agrim Jain | Contributor-Level 7

6 years ago

Hi,
My uncle who is a successful civil engineer came to me with that day's newspaper. He wanted to show me an advertisement for the local college. The college's ad had a breakdown of branch-wise cut-off for that year. We were in Mumbai at the moment around 3 months back. Before showing me, he wanted to know my thoughts about what I thought students were choosing. He asked, "Which engineering branch according to you is given the most preference these days?" Without a thought, I said, "Computer Science, closely followed by Electronics." Boy was I wrong!
The college ad showed statistics that civil engineering was the most preferred option a

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Hi,
My uncle who is a successful civil engineer came to me with that day's newspaper. He wanted to show me an advertisement for the local college. The college's ad had a breakdown of branch-wise cut-off for that year. We were in Mumbai at the moment around 3 months back. Before showing me, he wanted to know my thoughts about what I thought students were choosing. He asked, "Which engineering branch according to you is given the most preference these days?" Without a thought, I said, "Computer Science, closely followed by Electronics." Boy was I wrong!
The college ad showed statistics that civil engineering was the most preferred option and the cut-offs for entrance was the highest for civil engineering. That was closely followed by mechanical and then came Computer Science. Much to my surprise and contrary to popular belief, electronics had taken a back seat. My uncle said he kept a close watch on the trends of engineering college admissions and what was or wasn't the 'popular' thing.
On CrazyEngineers, hundreds of students come looking for the answer to the question, "Which engineering branch should I choose?" or "Which engineering branch is the best?" This is quickly followed by "Which one has the most scope?" or "Which branch is best for getting good salary?"
Well, if you have Googled with these questions, chances are that you landed up on various discussions on CE. But if truth be told, the answer to that question is not very straightforward. Simply because, there are too many factors playing the role when a student goes for selecting his/her engineering domain during those tedious CAP rounds after 12th class.
As a student with a lot of dreams, you need to first understand that each engineering branch comes with its own set of perks and problems. If you have decided to become an engineer, you shouldn't be about the latter part as that's what you are going to solve as an engineer throughout your life.
If you have seen the current trend, you will note that apart from the core branches, there are many, many sub-categories to these branches exist. For instance, Instead of Mechanical Engineering, today you can choose Mechatronics and instead of plain Electronics, you can choose a specialised branch such as Embedded Systems Engineering or Power Electronics/Nano Engineering.
The options presented to you are too many and therefore it is okay to be a little confused.
My first and foremost advice to you is - Think about what you want to become.

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Hi, My uncle who is a successful civil engineer came to me with that day's newspaper. He wanted to show me an advertisement for the local college. The college's ad had a breakdown of branch-wise cut-off for that year. We were in Mumbai at the moment around 3 months back. Before showing me, he wanted to know my thoughts about what I thought students were choosing. He asked, "Which engineering branch according to you is given the most preference these days?" Without a thought, I said, "Computer Science, closely followed by Electronics." Boy was I wrong! The college ad showed statistics that civil engineering was the most preferred option and the cut-offs for entrance was the highest for civil engineering. That was closely followed by mechanical and then came Computer Science. Much to my surprise and contrary to popular belief, electronics had taken a back seat. My uncle said he kept a close watch on the trends of engineering college admissions and what was or wasn't the 'popular' thing. On CrazyEngineers, hundreds of students come looking for the answer to the question, "Which engineering branch should I choose?" or "Which engineering branch is the best?" This is quickly followed by "Which one has the most scope?" or "Which branch is best for getting good salary?" Well, if you have Googled with these questions, chances are that you landed up on various discussions on CE. But if truth be told, the answer to that question is not very straightforward. Simply because, there are too many factors playing the role when a student goes for selecting his/her engineering domain during those tedious CAP rounds after 12th class. As a student with a lot of dreams, you need to first understand that each engineering branch comes with its own set of perks and problems. If you have decided to become an engineer, you shouldn't be about the latter part as that's what you are going to solve as an engineer throughout your life. If you have seen the current trend, you will note that apart from the core branches, there are many, many sub-categories to these branches exist. For instance, Instead of Mechanical Engineering, today you can choose Mechatronics and instead of plain Electronics, you can choose a specialised branch such as Embedded Systems Engineering or Power Electronics/Nano Engineering. The options presented to you are too many and therefore it is okay to be a little confused. My first and foremost advice to you is - Think about what you want to become.

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Akshit A BTech CSE | Contributor-Level 8

6 years ago

Depends on your interest. For some people CSE is best, while for others mechanical is best. It all depends on your interest. If you do not have interest in any specific field,you can go for CSE.

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Aman Gupta I am a software engineer | Contributor-Level 6

6 years ago

I have always suggested CSE. You have good career opportunities in CSE. There are many IT companies in the country that almost gets everyone placed. So, I will recommend CSE to you as well.

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