B.Tech in India

Hi Utkarsh, hotel management is a never dying sector. The scope is good. But for admissions, you have to convince the universities why you want to study hotel management after B.Tech. Have a clarity over your career plans and decide. Overall hospitality sector has good growth.

Both have their pros and cons. Pros for B.S. Abroad: Better exposure, better resources, many opportunities for research and internships, Global experience. Cons: Higher fees, living away from home. Pros for B.Tech in India at IITs: Very competitive, less fees but adequate resources. Cons: Limited opportunities for research and limited global exposure.

Hello Kirat,
Your salary will depend on the job role, state which you work - every state in US has its own average salary scale, prior work experience. For an idea, you can check: payscale.com

Hello Sandy,
Definitely she can pursue her Bachelors from India. For that she has to apply to the universities and then apply for study permit in India. Once the study permit is issued, she will be eligible to study here. And one more thing, fees will be pretty high for international students.
All the best.

There can be some issues in the visa process, it would be best if you do something related to your B.Tech branch or something related to your core subjects, then it will be easy.
Good luck.

Dear Prabh, although a Masters is better you must know your requirements and career plans and decide accordingly. If you are interested in a research oriented career a Masters will be good, PG Diploma are professional courses good for entry level jobs
Best Wishes

Hi
Depending on the branch and university, B.tech/ B.E in UK can be 3 to 4 years whereas in india its always 4 yrs. You must have 13 years education to be eligible for B.tech in UK so ideally, you will be in Bachelor's 1st year for applying to UK. Check here for more details on UK.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/most-affordable-b-tech-colleges-in-uk-articlepage-524

Hi Anshul,
No, only institute under Mumbai, Pune and other state universities have such provisions. IIT admissions are done strictly on the basis of JEE and there is no lateral entry scheme available.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hi Anshul,
Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.