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B. Tech: College or Stream? Balancing Priorities as a Student

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Question by Samriti on Jun 05, 2024Hindi

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Sir in b tech what should we give priority. College or stream. And how much compromise should we do in either case

Ans: Every institute has its own plus and minus...

Suggest you list down what is that you are looking for in terms of ranking, fees, placement, proximity , campus....and basis that make a trade off.

All the best.

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In b.tech want should me choose, institute or stream

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For b.tech priority should be institute or stream. Like my have chances of getting electrical/ mechincal/ chemical in DTU OR NSUT. CSE/IT in Guru Govind singh indraprastha University. He wants to go in for coding. In some NIT/IIIT he can get ECE also. We r from Delhi. Pl advise

Ans: Samriti Madam, if your son wants to go for coding, better to avoid other Branches like Electronics, Electrical & Mechanical. Better to go for CSE with GGSIPU. Whatever Institute / University & Branch your Son chooses, he should keep upgrading his skills from his 1st year itself till his Campus Placement during his last year, from NPTEL, Internshala etc. and / or any other online platforms, recommended by his College Faculties, to be COMPETENT among other Students.

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For b.tech priority should be institute or stream. Like my have chances of getting electrical/ mechincal/ chemical in DTU OR NSUT. CSE/IT in Guru Govind singh indraprastha University. He wants to go in for coding. In some NIT/IIIT he can get ECE also. We r from Delhi. Pl advise

Ans: Hello Samriti,
a good institute is always good at placements, but if your branch is not available and your interest is only coding then you can compromise college.

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