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in case we didn't get job after B Tech computer science. What is next?

There are various opportunities for engineering graduates in computer science in the present job market. You can try for PSU jobs by qualifying GATE. In defense, you can join to Asst Commandant/Coast Guard job position. In banks, you can join to the profile of ‘Specialist Officer’. These candidates can also try for Software Programmer/Engineer jobs in firms like CDIT or CDAC. If you find any difficulty in getting a job, then you can approach any of the finishing schools or exam coaching centers.

If you are not getting private sector job then apply for the government job. You can apply for job in Public Sector Undertaking however it will require 60 percent marks in the graduation course.

If you are still not being able to find job then its better to do post graduation. In my opinion there are two good options.

M.Tech

MBA

You can always choose M.Tech. To apply for it you will have to clear Graduate Aptitude Test for Engineering also known as GATE. Once you have cleared the GATE you can take admission for Master of Technology in any Engineering college.

After clearing M.Tech you will have better chance to get job. If you are still struggling then apply for lecturer in private/government college. For government colleges you will have to clear National Eligibility Test but in private colleges there is no such requirement.

I should point out that private colleges offer far better salary to the lecturers in comparison to goverment colleges.

Other option is Master of Business Administration. A lot of people do B.Tech before MBA as it carries more weight when competing for job with candidates who have done BA, or B.Com before MBA.

To get admission for Master of Business Administration you will have to appear for Common Admission Test (CAT). The exam is conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management, the best business schools in the country.


CAT Eligibility

1. You should have completed graduation.

2. With minimum of 50 percent marks.

3. SC/ST need 45 percent marks.


MBA Streams

Economics

Finance

IT

Hospitality

Banking

Human Resources

Marketing

Retail Management