Pacific States University

Yes, even though you completed your engineering in electronics, you are eligible to apply for different Public Sector Undertakings (PSU) jobs after completion of an M.Tech in Computer Science. The PSUs normally seek applicants who possess a technical degree in engineering (B.Tech/M.Tech) in various disciplines such as Electronics, Computer Science, Electrical, and so on.For some PSU recruitment exams, like GATE (which is often conducted by most PSUs for recruitment), eligibility criteria vary from PSU to PSU. However, most of the PSUs let M.Tech in computer Science candidates apply, as long as they possess a valid GATE score in any of the engineering-controlled streams.

Choosing Culver Stockton College for an MBA in the United States over Pacific States University has significant advantages. Culver Stockton College offers a rigorous programme designed to meet the changing demands of the business world, emphasising practical skills and real-world applications. Its smaller class numbers create intimate learning environments, allowing for closer contact with teachers and students. Furthermore, Culver Stockton's extensive alumni network and employment services offer crucial assistance with professional development and job placement. Furthermore, the college's beautiful campus and active student body add to a well-rounded educational experience. Overall, Culver Stockton College stands out for its personalised approach to education, comprehensive support systems, and commitment to prepare students for professional success.

True, you can get a better salary offer at a PSU than at an IES. For example, the basic pay is around Rs. 60,000 in most PSUs, whereas the pay scale of an IES entry-level position is Rs. 15,600 to Rs. 39,100. However, the perks offered to IES officers outweigh the salary part of PSUs. These includes:
1. IES has better authority and respect in society than any other PSU. You will get the title of "government officer" as an IES.
2. Except for Indian Railways, every department in the IES offers postings in Tier 2 cities. However, because the plants are located in rural areas, you are more likely to be posted in rural areas in PSU.
3. You will get more facilities in IES. Such as vehicles, staff, and drivers, then in PSUs.
4. The promotions in IES are based on seniority, as opposed to merit plus seniority at PSU. Hence, you have secured promotions in IES.
5. The IES employees get decent bungalows with a large campus area, whereas the PSUs usually offer small quarters. For these reasons, most engineering graduates prefer the IES over PSUs and consider it a better option. However, you can decide, as per your own preferences, which one you want to join.