Which course has better scope, B.Sc and M.SC or B.Tech in CSE?

Well among these B.Tech CSE is having a wider scope and for the programme I would like to recommend Lovely professional university. LPU It is one of leading private universities in North. In the short span of time it has grown so much that major recruiters from the industry visit LPU for the placeme

Dear Satyajit, It obviously B.Tech CSE which has maximum scope out of these ! Being a four year programme which is highly dynamic in nature in universities like LPU, it has become first choice of lacs of students in India. To tell you the truth recruiters mostly prefer engineering students over B.Sc

I think both have an equivalent scope in terms of job opportunities and placement. But, as the software field is in popularity and demand now, B.Tech in CSE seems to be a bit better according to me.

I think if you are really good with your studies and interested in higher studies then you should definitely go for B.Tech and after that pursue M.Tech. You will get major opportunities and scope.

I think both have equivalent scope in terms of job opportunities and placement. But, as the software field is in popularity and demand now, B.Tech in CSE seems to be a bit better according to me.

B.Tech and CSE has comparatively better scope, as it is linked to software technology, so it has a very high scope in India.

B.Tech in CSE would be much more beneficial and have a better scope over B.Sc. Because, nowadays recruiters give much preference to engineering students over B.Sc course students.

First, let's talk about B.Sc and B.Tech in CSE To tell you the truth recruiters mostly prefer engineering students over B.Sc. It has become an outdated degree nowadays. It is mainly concentrated over theoretical approach on programming. Whereas in the case of B.Tech, students are given more practica

B.Tech in CSE has better scope.