Which course is better among B.Sc in environment and B.Tech in environment?

After the completion of B.Tech Environmental Engineering, a graduate can find jobs both in public and private sector. They can get jobs in public sector departments such as Forest department, urban development, Industries, water resources and agriculture. Distilleries, fertilizers plants, water treatment industries, refineries, textile mills, mines and food processing industries are other private sector areas that use the service of an Environmental Engineer. Also some international firms working for environment related projects render their service. One can also work as a journalist after completing this course. A post graduate in Environmental Engineering can work as a teacher in any reputed University. After completing this course, the graduate can get good jobs in both central and state population control boards. One can find multiple career options after completing their Bachelors degree in environmental science. The candidate can seek jobs in various nongovernmental organizations that deal primarily with environmental protection. Pollution Control Boards and departments in urban planning are also in demand of these aspirants. Waste treatment industries and food processing firms often recruit candidates with Bachelors degree in environmental science. They can search jobs in fertilizer plants and textile mills also. Research and development is another possible employment area for these candidates. Job opportunities may also arise in media (as journalists in the related area) as well as in educational firms.

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