Course comparison

Hi,
Agriculture engineering is better than food technology. Agriculture includes major aspects of food technology.
B.Tech in Agriculture:
After completing B.Tech in Agriculture stream a candidate can expect in government departments like the irrigation and agricultural department, dairy department, and food corporation. In addition to this, candidates can even try out in financial institutions and banks too which provide finance agricultural education centres.
B.Tech in Food Technology:
A food technologist can expect jobs in food processing and packaging industry or even as a research associate in premier institutes, universities and research and development units. He can try out for the posts like Quality Assurance Manager, Production Manager, Laboratory Supervisor, Food Packaging Manager or as a technician.

I may describe it as a hierarchy, IT is a part of computer science, which deals with the study of the various technologies that are in use. Computer Science is the main root which more defines the significance of the same in the industry. Computer Science is a core field of study in which you can also pursue Research as well where as IT is the derived field which provides education regarding the technologies that have been already introduced and implemented. Both are good and choosing among the two will depend on your interest in the technologies or the study of the core and research. The best thing to advise you is not get confused and plainly decide on the basis of your interests. Best of luck.

Buddy first of all if you want to go IT/CS stream, then need to clear your doubts with 2 basic fundamentals. In IT its all about Software, in CS it all about Software + Hardware + OS core. So choose the same as per your interest like in software/programing language or in IT infra-like network/server/Operating System etc. domains. Now before Joining any college or university please check the placement %, type of companies coming in campus and infra of the campus. As most of the university tell you that we have 100% placement but actually they don't have good placement %. As at the end of your 3rd year or 4th Year you need placement (if you don't wana go for further studies). So placement must the first priority for anyone before joining engineering. And if any chance anyone didnt GET placed through campus then the job finding is a big issue + dream which make you feel sad each day. Like we faced in year 2008 where market was in big trouble in IT infra and services. Second about campus Infra, if Infra would not be good or at good location then ultimately you will be not able to focus on studies and on your career as most of the narrow minded faculty and students come at such place (please don't mind my words but I have done Diploma + BE and both the colleges were in remote village locations, so I know and have experience of the infra thing). Campus like Amity and all have good infra and students coming from good background so ultimately you will raise yourself in terms of studies and personality (only this depends on what type of people you are living and hanging out). So all the best for future. And Join any of the stream as per your interest, as at the end of thing you have to do a job either in software domain or IT infra support.

I think you may go for English (Hons) because there are only 3 courses for which DU is most famous (maths honours, English honours and eco honours). English honours has a good scope, after doing graduation, you may go for any MNC if you have a good accented English, or opt for journalism and mass communication field or you can do Master's degree and become a professor/lecturer, another include editing, blog writing, etc. If not English (Hons), I would suggest you any language course. That's really in Vogue because it's totally different line, you can get a job easily as a translator in MNC or work in embassies or may opt for the language teacher in any school or institute.