Engineering Scope

I think you should go for B.Tech as in today's competitive India, minimum qualification is a Bachelors degree. With the number of jobs decreasing and competition increasing, I think a B.Tech will help polish your skills and also, help you with your career path.

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Hi,
There are plenty IT professional courses/certifications out there. Please let me know your interest area (s).

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Engineers are in most demand and there is also a great supply. It is a growing field with lot of opportunities. However, it is important to know what course of engineering are you most interested in and what kind of jobs you would like to pursue in engineering. Based on that, you must motivate yourself to not just complete engineering but also do internships and certification courses in order to shine in the industry.

Hi,
Generally every college has admissions and placement cell. So talk to the contact persons from the department to know about placements that are offered. What companies visit the campus, what dates and what is the eligibility, everything will be notified through the college placements. Placement cell also informs about Pool campus and off campus opportunities happening outside of the college. For freshers, when each company visits, mostly the package is discussed in general. Even if it varies, it depends on the special role offered to any candidate and his or her abilities.

Hi,
The salary range varies depending on lot of factors. It is specific to an individual's ability, as well as the course he has opted for and also the company in question. For example tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3 companies offer different range of salaries and that too, depends on role and responsibility.