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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Hello Santhanu,
Both are entirely different courses. B.Tech food technology makes you employ in food and food preservative industries like ITC. As a food technologist you'll earn 2-3 lacs/annum as a fresher and 6-12 lacs/ annum as experienced professional. Your career can be QA/QC in manufacturing industries too. Else, B.Pharma makes you employ in any pharma sector within 1.8 lacs-2.5 lacs/annum but Masters in M.Pharma is important for a decent pay scale.
Both are entirely different courses. B.Tech food technology makes you employ in food and food preservative industries like ITC. As a food technologist you'll earn 2-3 lacs/annum as a fresher and 6-12 lacs/ annum as experienced professional. Your career can be QA/QC in manufacturing industries too. Else, B.Pharma makes you employ in any pharma sector within 1.8 lacs-2.5 lacs/annum but Masters in M.Pharma is important for a decent pay scale.
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Pranjal Arya
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Hi rhuthuja, it all depends upon your area of interest. These two courses has their own importance. B.Sc. Hospitality:-
It has 3 years duration, level of this course is graduation, eligibility for this course 10+2. And BBA is Bachelor of business administration it is. I can only give you information about this it is up-to-you what you will choose.
Both courses are good in their own field.
It has 3 years duration, level of this course is graduation, eligibility for this course 10+2. And BBA is Bachelor of business administration it is. I can only give you information about this it is up-to-you what you will choose.
Both courses are good in their own field.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Vipin,
B.Tech would be of 4 years and you will get the chance to do 3 core industrial internship throughout your course. Whereas, B.Sc is of 3 years. You may not get the in-depth knowledge as like in B.Tech. Hence you may get higher chances of getting hired after B.Tech rather B.Sc.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
B.Tech would be of 4 years and you will get the chance to do 3 core industrial internship throughout your course. Whereas, B.Sc is of 3 years. You may not get the in-depth knowledge as like in B.Tech. Hence you may get higher chances of getting hired after B.Tech rather B.Sc.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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kanksha Mutreja
Guide-Level 12
Go for mechatronics, if-
You want to study and explore multi-domain engineering fields such as mechanical, electrical, electronics, controls, computer science, etc. You have got it as B.Tech in a very good college. If the college is having good placements. You don't have plans to study other specializations in your Masters apart from mechatronics (as there will be very few options left if your B.Tech in Mechatronics). Go for mechanical, if-
Your not sure where you'll end up with which mechanical field. You want to study many things related to mechanical engineering. You like to and have interest in machines and automobiles. You want to d
You want to study and explore multi-domain engineering fields such as mechanical, electrical, electronics, controls, computer science, etc. You have got it as B.Tech in a very good college. If the college is having good placements. You don't have plans to study other specializations in your Masters apart from mechatronics (as there will be very few options left if your B.Tech in Mechatronics). Go for mechanical, if-
Your not sure where you'll end up with which mechanical field. You want to study many things related to mechanical engineering. You like to and have interest in machines and automobiles. You want to d
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Nikita Sethi
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You don't need any particular field for that. There is no such preference.
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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
B.Sc. Hons has more advantages than doing a regular B.Sc. Degree because of several reasons:
*You get a very strong background in your owner subject so that would help to take you a long way
*Some universities for PG programs ask only for applicants with the owner degree. But there are no universities who asks specifically for B.Sc. Students that is if you are on a student you can apply anywhere without any restrictions. *If you wish to take up a career in Academics then having an Honours degree in the subject for which you wish to apply for a teaching position definitely gives you an edge over others. The B.Sc. Hons is considered to be
*You get a very strong background in your owner subject so that would help to take you a long way
*Some universities for PG programs ask only for applicants with the owner degree. But there are no universities who asks specifically for B.Sc. Students that is if you are on a student you can apply anywhere without any restrictions. *If you wish to take up a career in Academics then having an Honours degree in the subject for which you wish to apply for a teaching position definitely gives you an edge over others. The B.Sc. Hons is considered to be
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Twinkle jain
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Hi!
please be more specific About this and both are their own value in the society. Choose course in which you have more interest. And then take a right decision for your future. And then I will help you out more about this. All the best
Thankyou.
please be more specific About this and both are their own value in the society. Choose course in which you have more interest. And then take a right decision for your future. And then I will help you out more about this. All the best
Thankyou.
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GOUTAM KUMAR GORAI
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Computer Science is the base level so you have to be more strong in that particular subject whereas IT is also good in terms of scope. From scope if you want to have a job earlier you can opt for IT.
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rishav sood
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One of the best courses in tour, travel and tourism is the MTTM course where can you get the knowledge about overall prospective of tourism in the course where is options to learn foreign language internships in companies like Thomas Cook, SITA and an overall knowledge not but tourism but many other subjects.
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Akshay Bajaj
Guide-Level 14
The definition of better varies from person to person and is influenced by personal inclinations and ones strength for e.g. some people might go with a regular stream like CS mechanical, electronics and some might go with not so common branches like robotics, petroleum and mining. Opt for the engineering branch that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
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