Hello Harshavardhan,



I would like to start with the most sorted solution you can ever look up to which is to do what you really find interesting without thinking much about the external influence. If you are good in economics and you really like it please go for economics even if B.tech promises you a better outcome. This is applicable to all the other degrees as well.



From a job perspective, I still believe if you are good at something you can easily end up finding a good job. Imagine you took B.tech just because it assured you a good job and then while pursuing it you get to realise that this is not your cup of tea, you will end up nowhere. But if you are really neutral to every course present out there, I would suggest you to go for B.tech. The various reasons are:



India comes under a list of rapidly developing nations.



* The introduction of Digital India has given rise to numerous employment in the field of Computer Science and Engineering.



* The Smart Cities and Swach Bharat Abhiyan has given rise to a large of employment in the field of Civil Engineering.



* The High-Speed Rail and E-vehicle production have given rise to numerous employment in the field of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.



* The industries have to produce raw materials for the development and hence Metallurgy and Chemical engineering shapes it's a way to enlarge job requirements.



* After your completion of B.tech, you can pursue an MBA as we can see that 90% of MBA graduates are engineers at the graduate level. This combination will let you get an outstanding job.



B.tech teaches you how to find alternatives and an easy solution to a problem. This ends up being very handy in different interviews.

B.tech makes you acquainted with the vast syllabus and compels you to think more and out of the box.



With any other degree, most of the times you don't get a job unless you complete your Master's degree in that respective field while B.tech from at least an average college can assure you a job after 4 years.



I hope you can figure out your options from the information I have provided.



Thank You.

Hey ,

Well, the job eligiblity and the best course depends on your interest. If you have the keen interest in the course you take up and if you have the passion for learning and If it spikes up your interest always apart from the common college stuffs , then that is the course for you. Even now when people tell , engineering is loosing its scope , then I tell no. A course gets its scope by the people who take up by their own interest.

SO lets say, youre interested in Engineering, especially in Mechanics, Then all you have to do is choose the best college which gives you wide scope for hands on experiance as well as well potrayed knowledge as well as the top ranking college. After which you put your interest and balance your studies and then you will definitely land in a high paying job. Well, this is just a saying. While youre on it , you may get many criticisms , from your own family, societty etc., but it depends on you how you take up and pursue.

When you compare the present comparitive world and the future Job eligiblity,

B.Tech always remains in the top 5 position. The current world revolves around technology and technology to be improves, you need engineers in the world. You need engineers who are engineers because they like what theyre doing,. Hence, Despite all the critisims, B.Tech grabs the top most position.

In B.tech or B.E - CSE or ISE , which is computer science or Information science, is always in demand, provided you join the best college like NIT, BITS , PES kind off colleges, you get the best placements and the jobs, but it will be a typically a corporate kind of job. But hey , if you enjoy coding , development then this ones for you.
Other than CSE, Civil and Aeronautics stand next . With an ample Job opportunities, with right college, you definitely will have a good fetching job.
after that comes BIOTECHNOLOGY Engineering - biotech is the growing field and it definitely has future scopes if a little less now, but future there is growth in the biology related areas.

Other Than B.Tech ., LIFE SCiENCES and Pharma sciences are in the top position. Because BIology is the expanding field and with recent advances in current scenario, no wonder there will be a tedious growth in upcoming years. Hence, if you find job a little less now, definitely, there will be more jobs in this field.

So, If you are intersted in the particular subject or course , go with that and you wont regret choosing it. Choosing just for future job eligiblity might end up with you in regret , hence do what you are interested in doing and definitely youll end up in good fetching jobs.

Hope it helps, Feel free to revert back for any further queries.