Hello,

With a B.Tech, you can work a tonne of different part-time jobs. Many people go from part-time to full-time employment, and they do extremely well.

I've included a handful of them below:

Teaching: If you have strong understanding of Physics, Chemistry, or Mathematics, you may teach to students who are studying for engineering. You can work as a part-time teacher and work with school-aged children. You can instruct your juniors while working as a teaching assistant.

Blogging: One of the most well-known tasks performed by B.Tech students or anyone else is blogging. Everyone gives it a go at least once. There is a strong possibility you will succeed in this sector if you put in the necessary effort. You don't need to spend a lot of time on this. The recommended weekly amount is 5–6 hours. Many people are making enough money from blogging to avoid finding employment after college.

YouTube: You may create a channel there and do a lot of things. You are capable of instructing others and creating vlogs. You needn't ask me about YouTube's prospects in India.

Marketing: I'm willing to wager that everyone at every engineering college has heard of multilevel marketing. Others are shown it as a tool for generating money. Despite the fact that many individuals fail at this, other people perform well. You will need to work very hard for a while in order to obtain this; it is not a direct source of income.

Gaming: If you enjoy playing games and are excellent at them, you may make money doing so. Simply begin streaming on YouTube, and if your gaming is enjoyable, viewers will visit your channel and you will make some money.

Content Writing: You can work as a part-time content writer if you enjoy writing or believe you can do so. You may apply to businesses on job portals like naukri or internshala and try out this industry.

Thank You