Which is the most preferred specialization in B.Tech and why?

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Harsh Ranjan College Selection Expert | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Right now, CSE branch is more preferred branch in India. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering is all about Computer Sciences, programming languages, software development and testing, networking etc. It also focuses on using the above mentioned skills and knowledge for practical and Industry specific usage. After B.Tech in CSE branch one can go for many other course such as
Graduates may go for Diploma courses such as application development, Cyber Security courses, IT Edge courses etc.
Traditional M.E./M.Tech programs also exists, which Graduates may pursue. Such programs will help one specialize in disciplines such as CAD, Networki

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Prateek Kohli

7 years ago

I would recommend the top five engineering streams in terms of placement and salary packages offered.
3. Civil Engineering
A civil engineers job is not new. It is perhaps the oldest branch of engineering. Civil engineers have a great responsibility of creating cities which are modern and well planned.
Income:
An Average Engineer: Rs 11,000/- to Rs 18,000/- Per MonthA Good Engineer: Rs 30,000/- to Rs 45,000/- Per MonthTop Grade Engineer: Rs 60,000/- to Rs 85,000/- Per Month
Present & Future:
Present of a civil engineer is good. Few years back the demand for civil engineers was quite less but in future because of urbanization of the country m

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Deepak Singhanwal Current Student- IIT, Varanasi | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

I would recommend electronics and communication engineering. You will discover all about digital electronics and logic design, electronic circuits, signals and systems, power electronics, applied electromagnetic theory, integrated circuits, VLSI etc. Go for this engineering specialization if you have a strong base (and interest) in calculus and physics (semiconductors, etc.). The telecommunications enterprise and mobile development industry have been advancing by leaps and bounds in the last few years and would offer wonderful opportunities to graduates.
If you have a B.Tech or a similar degree from a good institution, you can expect to

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Dr Swastik Sahu Medical & Engineering Consultant | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Last year, over 13 Lac students appeared for JEE Mains entrance examination which makes the exam one of the largest entrance exams across the world. These numbers indicate that engineering courses have been and will be one of the most popular undergraduate courses in India in the years to come.
The most common query among all engineering aspirants is about the best engineering courses/ branch/ specialisations/ discipline.
Below are the most preferred branches/specialisation
Computer Science & Engineering/IT
Electronics & Communication Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering/ Environment Engineering
Chemica

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Himanshu Seth

7 years ago

The most preferred streams:
B-Tech Mechanical engineering
Mechanical engineering is one of the most preferred and core streams of engineering education. It is the one and only course that gives you a plethora of options in terms of making a career in the field of your own choice. It is one exclusive branch that opens the doors for a student to make their career in the field of their own choice. Mechanical engineers are professionals needed in almost all sectors. Also, these courses are in very high demand in the job market. When you compare mechanical engineering to other engineering streams, it has a large scope in terms of choice, gro

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The most preferred streams:
B-Tech Mechanical engineering
Mechanical engineering is one of the most preferred and core streams of engineering education. It is the one and only course that gives you a plethora of options in terms of making a career in the field of your own choice. It is one exclusive branch that opens the doors for a student to make their career in the field of their own choice. Mechanical engineers are professionals needed in almost all sectors. Also, these courses are in very high demand in the job market. When you compare mechanical engineering to other engineering streams, it has a large scope in terms of choice, growth and earnings. A mechanical engineer can work in machine based industries, computer hardware and software industries, petroleum industries, electronics industries, aircraft industries, banking industry, etc., since there is a demand of mechanical engineers in every sector. It is a field that will never experience a recession.
B. Tech Computer Engineering
Computer engineering is the study of the theoretical foundations of information technology, its computation, implementation and application in computer systems. Computer science gives a lot of emphasize on fields like graphic designing, programming language theory and various other computation technology. In the past couple of years, IT sector has been growing rapidly and today it is one of the largest booming sectors in India. The pay scale and jobs available in this sector is very high. One can easily get an entry into top IT firms and establish themselves in this field. You can look forward to getting an entry in companies like Bharat Electronics Ltd., Nuclear Power Corporation of India, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, etc.
B-Tech Civil Engineering
Civil engineering is one of the oldest and the most popular engineering streams available. It involves design, construction, and maintenance of buildings, roads, dams, bridges, construction of townships and so on. Even though it is limited to the real estate sector and the infrastructure sector, yet it would be an interesting career if you have the interest and passion for it. Apart from mechanical engineering, civil engineering is the second most evergreen stream. There are ample opportunities for you, especially abroad. With an immense growth in the housing and infrastructure development, nuclear power projects, hydro-power power projects, etc., there is an ever increasing demand for civil engineer graduates in India and abroad.

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The most preferred streams: B-Tech Mechanical engineering Mechanical engineering is one of the most preferred and core streams of engineering education. It is the one and only course that gives you a plethora of options in terms of making a career in the field of your own choice. It is one exclusive branch that opens the doors for a student to make their career in the field of their own choice. Mechanical engineers are professionals needed in almost all sectors. Also, these courses are in very high demand in the job market. When you compare mechanical engineering to other engineering streams, it has a large scope in terms of choice, growth and earnings. A mechanical engineer can work in machine based industries, computer hardware and software industries, petroleum industries, electronics industries, aircraft industries, banking industry, etc., since there is a demand of mechanical engineers in every sector. It is a field that will never experience a recession. B. Tech Computer Engineering Computer engineering is the study of the theoretical foundations of information technology, its computation, implementation and application in computer systems. Computer science gives a lot of emphasize on fields like graphic designing, programming language theory and various other computation technology. In the past couple of years, IT sector has been growing rapidly and today it is one of the largest booming sectors in India. The pay scale and jobs available in this sector is very high. One can easily get an entry into top IT firms and establish themselves in this field. You can look forward to getting an entry in companies like Bharat Electronics Ltd., Nuclear Power Corporation of India, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, etc. B-Tech Civil Engineering Civil engineering is one of the oldest and the most popular engineering streams available. It involves design, construction, and maintenance of buildings, roads, dams, bridges, construction of townships and so on. Even though it is limited to the real estate sector and the infrastructure sector, yet it would be an interesting career if you have the interest and passion for it. Apart from mechanical engineering, civil engineering is the second most evergreen stream. There are ample opportunities for you, especially abroad. With an immense growth in the housing and infrastructure development, nuclear power projects, hydro-power power projects, etc., there is an ever increasing demand for civil engineer graduates in India and abroad.

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Himanshu Sharma | Contributor-Level 7

7 years ago

After selecting engineering career after completing their 12th class, selecting the best specialisation entirely depends on where your interest lies. Some of the details can help make that decision a little easier:
Mechanical engineering- Mechanical engineers are professionals needed in almost all sectors. Also, these courses are in very high demand in the job market. A mechanical engineer can work in a machine-based industry, computer hardware and software industries, petroleum industries, electronics industries, aircraft industries, banking industry, etc. since there is a demand for mechanical engineers in every sector. It is a field

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After selecting engineering career after completing their 12th class, selecting the best specialisation entirely depends on where your interest lies. Some of the details can help make that decision a little easier:
Mechanical engineering- Mechanical engineers are professionals needed in almost all sectors. Also, these courses are in very high demand in the job market. A mechanical engineer can work in a machine-based industry, computer hardware and software industries, petroleum industries, electronics industries, aircraft industries, banking industry, etc. since there is a demand for mechanical engineers in every sector. It is a field that will never experience a recession.
Computer Engineering-Computer engineering is the study of the theoretical foundations of information technology, its computation, implementation and application in computer systems. Computer science gives a lot of emphasis on fields like graphic designing, programming language theory, and various other computation technology. The pay scale and jobs available in this sector are very high. You can look forward to getting an entry in companies like Bharat Electronics Ltd., Nuclear Power Corporation of India, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, etc.
Civil Engineering-It involves design, construction, and maintenance of buildings, roads, dams, bridges, construction of townships and so on; there are ample opportunities for you, especially abroad. With an immense growth in the housing and infrastructure development, nuclear power projects, hydropower power projects, etc. There is an ever-increasing demand for civil engineering graduates in India and abroad.
Chemical Engineering-Chemical engineering involves the study of designing, maintaining and operation of large-scale machinery, industrial plants and chemical processing for the production of various products like fibers, fabrics, paints, medical drugs, biomaterials, gasoline, lubricants, etc. No doubt that chemical engineering stream is limited to certain fields only, but they are very well paid individuals. By completing this course, one can get employment in companies like Reliance Industries Ltd., Cairn India, Tata chemicals, etc.
Electronics-Electronic engineering is also a good career option. By completing your graduation in electronics and communication, you can build a career in the telecommunications industry, consumer electronics, IT industry, healthcare equipment manufacturing industry, mobile communication.

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After selecting engineering career after completing their 12th class, selecting the best specialisation entirely depends on where your interest lies. Some of the details can help make that decision a little easier: Mechanical engineering- Mechanical engineers are professionals needed in almost all sectors. Also, these courses are in very high demand in the job market. A mechanical engineer can work in a machine-based industry, computer hardware and software industries, petroleum industries, electronics industries, aircraft industries, banking industry, etc. since there is a demand for mechanical engineers in every sector. It is a field that will never experience a recession. Computer Engineering-Computer engineering is the study of the theoretical foundations of information technology, its computation, implementation and application in computer systems. Computer science gives a lot of emphasis on fields like graphic designing, programming language theory, and various other computation technology. The pay scale and jobs available in this sector are very high. You can look forward to getting an entry in companies like Bharat Electronics Ltd., Nuclear Power Corporation of India, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, etc. Civil Engineering-It involves design, construction, and maintenance of buildings, roads, dams, bridges, construction of townships and so on; there are ample opportunities for you, especially abroad. With an immense growth in the housing and infrastructure development, nuclear power projects, hydropower power projects, etc. There is an ever-increasing demand for civil engineering graduates in India and abroad. Chemical Engineering-Chemical engineering involves the study of designing, maintaining and operation of large-scale machinery, industrial plants and chemical processing for the production of various products like fibers, fabrics, paints, medical drugs, biomaterials, gasoline, lubricants, etc. No doubt that chemical engineering stream is limited to certain fields only, but they are very well paid individuals. By completing this course, one can get employment in companies like Reliance Industries Ltd., Cairn India, Tata chemicals, etc. Electronics-Electronic engineering is also a good career option. By completing your graduation in electronics and communication, you can build a career in the telecommunications industry, consumer electronics, IT industry, healthcare equipment manufacturing industry, mobile communication.

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Mohit Kumar

7 years ago

Hi,
The most common query among all engineering aspirants is about the best engineering courses/ branch/ specialisations/ discipline. According to us, all branches of engineering are equally good. What matters is your interests and aptitude for that engineering stream. So, don't pick a branch you have no interest in, just because it promises fat pay packages! But selecting an engineering discipline can be very difficult. You often get confused whether to give importance to the stream of your choice or a reputed institute. So, to make things easier, we have listed out various engineering branches based on previous trends and the past pre

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Samarth Uttam | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

Graduate course preference depends on the individual. Everyone should choose their specialization keeping in mind the future perspectives and the inclination towards the subject. For example, if you have in mind to appear for engineering services, none other than four core branches are making you eligible for appearing. A mechanically inclined mind opting for CSE would be completely wrong.
Still viewing the job perspectives and opportunities CSE is preferred by a lot of guys nowadays. The reason is rising technological developments and increasing job opportunities. As we can see the top valued brand companies are Apple, Alphabet and Mic

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