Which one is better among B.Sc and B.Tech?

BTech from a reputed college can give a platform and jump pad for a good career. However if you are interested in pure Sciences then BSc MSc is the right career path. You are advised to chose career based on your interest. Chances of success are higher if you have career in your interest area.

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do not go for btech.it is very poor and it is very competetive.there is very less scope of btech.so forget about btech go for bsc in management it is best but not go for btech.

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Hello Satyam, B.Sc is more of a theoretical approach, which deals with various scientific laws, theories and research. If you're interested in research field, then you can opt for B.Sc followed by M.Sc. B.Sc is a 3 years course. B.Tech is an engineering course, which deals with how the theoretical concepts can be applied to serve the practical purpose, which involves creating new gadgets and machinery to make various life tasks easier. It is a 4 year course. I hope it helps. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you've any further questions, kindly revert.

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both the courses are totally different if you want to go for research and other research related studies then go for Bsc and then after that MSC but if you are interested in engenearing then you should choose BTECH but BTECH is only beneficial when it is persuaded from a good college.

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It depends on you that what is your aim!

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In terms of better exposure and platform you must prefer B.Tech from any reputed college, but in B.Sc the scope is very limited, you may not get the platform you deserve or what you are targeting.

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You can pursue B.Tech. To get a decent college, you need to get a high score in exams like JEE, BITS, etc.

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Engineering is one of the most popular courses in India and there are many institutes that offer the course to aspiring students. B.Tech degrees are more career-centered which implies that most of the graduates will easily be able to secure a job after the completion of the degree. The jobs would depend on the specialisation of the B.Tech degree. In India, Bachelor of Technology degree is a professional engineering undergraduate degree awarded after completion of four years of academic study in engineering field. It is offered in many disciplines. Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and National Institute of Technology (NITs) are the top public institutions that offers engineering courses. There are 23 IITs and 31 NITs situated across the country. If you want to pursue B.Tech from these colleges then you have to appear the engineering entrance exams. Many other institutions/Universities apart from these also offers engineering education. Some best B.Tech colleges are listed below: Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra SRM University, Chennai Geeta University, Panipat Manipal Institute of Technology Dehradun Institute of Technology, Dehradun Petroleum University, Dehradun.

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B.Tech from a reputed govt. college should be the first option. As B.Tech provides us job security. But in case of B.Sc, after 3 years there are a few chances of getting jobs. In fact no chances, after B.Sc, you can only go for higher studies. After doing M.Sc. too, it is seen in some jobs that 4-year B.Tech is preferred over 5 years B.Sc+M.Sc.

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If you want any government or teaching job, then you can pursue B.Sc. If you are interested in private sector job, then you can opt for B.Tech.

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