iam doing btech.is it better to find a job now or to continue with higher studies?
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If you can find a good job with a high salary preferably through campus placement, then yes, you ought to take it.\n\nElse it is better to go for higher education.\n\n\nActually the answer depends on whether you can afford higher education after B.Tech without a job.
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Do a M.Tech ,The Higher you study the better the pay
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I think u should ask this question from professionals.\nBut I think it doesnt have much value.U should go for B.Tech.U should have also mentioned ur CET rank.
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It's EXTREMELY important to get a college degree if you want a decent job.  Today's job market is much more competitive than it has *ever* been.  Today, bachelor's degrees are the *standard* (whereas a generation ago, a high school diploma was) for a *decent* job.  For anything beyond a decent job (and by decent, I mean simply steady employment with enough pay to *just* get by), you'll need an advanced degree.
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as ur a science graduate, firstly u can go for B.tech after which u can get admitted to MBA that too in top B- Schools. if u are aiming for MBA ( Finance ) for u its better to go for B.Com (Hons) that will help u to know deeeply abt Finance fields.
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1. Each course is equally payable.\n2. CS, Electronics, Communication, Electrical are the major ones in great demand\n3. NO branch is future secured. Because what you do after your degree is what matters and not what you do IN your degree.\n4. refer pt 2.\n\nI have seen guys with Civil Engg landing a high-pay job in foriegn countries. I know Engg graduates of Computers and Electronics sitting at home even NOW.\n\nSo decide on what you want to do after your degree, which field and then work towards it... \n\nQualification is only a tool, it cannot be the medium for your success.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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I couldn't understand your question properly.\nIf you are asking about what to do after graduation, then, get a job or study further.
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of course M-Tech....it's better to learn something related to Field instead of learning new thing.just think if ull give 2 yrs gap to ur engg. n learnin new course ..will u b able to remember nethin after ur mba.ull stand in no man lands
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it depends what u have at +2 level. if u are the maths student, then go to IIT through JEE, if u have bio, then u go to some mbbs courses, similarly for commerce, arts side. so decide as per your choice. every side has a bright future for sucessful people.\ngood night from jindajind!
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At 22 I am back in the same job I had when I was 16 having done the whole university thing, so for some people it is not worth it (debt-wise).  \n\nIf you can find a job or career that requries a degree then it is definately worth while, having a target makes it sensible but if university is just to delay having to get a job, then it won't really help you.\n\nI learnt a lot more outside of lectures than I did in my lectures, life skills etc. so it is still a valuble experience, but at the moment, my degree is not helping me to get a job. That said, I'm more of a working-class student, so maybe an apprenticeship would have been a better idea.
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No...hurry up and go make some cash.  The longer you are in school...the more money u are going to lose.  They can hire some Indian or Chinese Engineer for cheaps..just get ur job fast.
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If you're able to support yourself with this current job, I think you should stick with it until you graduate. Then you can move more easily onto something bigger and better and you will have your degree and a bunch of on-the-job experience.
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Engineering and computer science graduates have the easiest time getting jobs and the highest starting salaries of bachelor's degree graduates. Accountants are also in demand and make a good salary.
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Working in a job, and learning from a comprehensive text or class are two different things.  Both have merit. You have the experience working in IT, but experience alone may keep you from higher or different positions you may want in the future.  No education is wasted, no matter what it is.  You will likely learn things you did not expect or know from your experience alone.  More doors to career opportunities will be there if you have a degree.  The difference will be if you work in IT, or if you run the place.\n\nI say ... go for the education.  You might also consider a degree in a complementary field, rather than studying something you already know.  That too would open more doors for you in the future.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nSue
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Certainly, if you are an excellent student, pursue internship opportunities and make full use of your university's career center, your chances of getting a job offer after graduation are pretty high. I would also suggest you check out Canadian universities. Canada has a friendlier immigration/work program for university graduates who specialize in information technology.
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well, if you like this course, then go on with it. i think you should just work first with any companies that link with your studies and try to continue your study while working. with that, tou can both secure a good job with a good position as well as your studies.
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Firstly let me know in which field u'd like to study. If u want to pursue higher deg in the same stream,then it wud be advisable that u go for BE/B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering as a lateral entry candidate.