Which engineering branch has more scope? What are the best courses to pursue after B.Tech? How to get a job? What is the criteria for CAT?

Currently I am in second year of B.Tech in Civil Engineering.

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Shivangi Gupta
2013-11-22 12:55:44
Hi, Thanks for the tag @||Mayank10550|| . After completing B.Tech, you may opt for M.Tech or MBA depending on your interest. As far as getting a job is concerned, always remember, it is the responsibility of the candidate. You may explore certain things about yourself such as : -Communicatio

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Mayank S
2013-11-22 12:41:11
Hi, After B.Tech, you may opt for : * M.Tech to study the technical side. OR * MBA if you wish to move career towards management line. * Further, you may opt for short term specialized courses related to the field. * Another option will be, you may plan to work in private or public sector i

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Manmeet Kaur
2013-11-22 12:01:04
Hi, Always remember, there is good scope in almost every branch of engineering. Some demanding branches are : -Computer Science and Engineering -Electrical Engineering -Electronics and Communication Engineering -Civil Engineering -Mechanical Engineering -Aeronautical Engineering -Automobile

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shaban
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2013-11-22 11:48:43
Hi, As per your query it seems that you are currently pursuing B.Tech and wish to know about further study options. So as per your profile you have 2 options: 1. MBA. 2. M.Tech. However as per your profile I would suggest you to work for 2-3 years after completing your B.Tech and then opt for fu

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