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Sir/Mam, My self Surajit Adhikari now. I am complete my 12th class with 57%
Now I want to take admission in B.Tech so tell me which trade? Can you please give me the details for the same? It will be really helpful if you can provide me the answer soon.

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Sir/Mam, My self Surajit Adhikari now. I am complete my 12th class with 57%
Now I want to take admission in B.Tech so tell me which trade? Can you please give me the details for the same? It will be really helpful if you can provide me the answer soon.

There are several branches of B.Tech available that you can choose from after completing your 10+2 level. You have to take any of the engineering entrance examinations like JEE(Mains/Advanced), BITSAT, VITEEE, MOUET, WBJEE,etc. Candidates get admission through the process of counseling based on the entrance exam rank.

All the streams of engineering provide good career opportunities however there are few engineering courses that is always on demand.

The engineering courses that are considered evergreen are:-

>>Electrical Engineering

>>Civil Engineering

>>Mechanical Engineering

>>Software Engineering

>>Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

>>Nuclear Engineering

>>Petroleum Engineering

>>Agricultural Engineering

>>Chemical Engineering

>>Aerospace Engineering

You should choose the branch depending upon your own interest. If you are interested in architecture you can also choose Bachelor in Architecture(B.Arch).

The selection of trade in engineering course should be done on basis of candidate's interest in that trade. Some of the most opted branch of engineering with good career and job opportunities are:

1. Mechanical Engineering.

2. Electrical Engineering.

3. Electronics and Communication Engineering.

4. Civil Engineering.

5. Computer Science Engineering.

6. Information Technology.

You can select any stream of your choice from these disciplines.

You have to choose the trade according to your interest.
If you are interested in software technologies than you have to opt computer science or lnformation Technology.

If can choose civil engineering, mechanical engineering or electrical engineering these are the core branches.

Electronic communications is the Field related to electronics.

You will get admission on the basis of your performance in a particular entrance exam conducted by universities for providing admission in engineering.

B.Tech ( Bachelor in Technology ) is four year duration course after completion of 12th.

The distribution or allocation of stream to candidates is not on the basis of 12th aggregate. So, you will be eligible to get admission in course of your choice if you will score better in entrance examination conducted for admission in government and private colleges.

JEE is one of the most common entrance examination to get admission in B.Tech course.

The required aggregate to appear in examination is 45% in PCM. But after qualifying in Main examination ( first stage ) it is necessary that aggregate in 12th std must be in top 20 percentile to appear in Advanced stage ( second stage ) of examination.

So, you should preparation for examination to get admission in stream of your choice. Some of the better available choices are :-

Mechanical Engineering.

Electrical Engineering.

Civil Engineering.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Computer Science.

Plastic Engineering.

Petroleum Engineering.

Chemical Engineering.

For detail information with respect to JEE visit at www.jeemain.nic.in.

You are eligible to get admission in any course of your choice but have to qualify in entrance examination.

JEE ( Joint Entrance Examination ) is one of the most common examination conducted by CBSE and IIT for admission in government ( IITs, NITs, state government, Private etc).

So, you can appear for examination as the basic required qualification to appear in examination is candidate must have passed or pursuing in 12th with PCM as main paper.

The minimum required aggregate to appear in Main examination is 45% while candidates after qualifying in Main examination will become eligible for Advanced stage if they have aggregate in 12th in top 20 percentile.

It is mandatory to qualify in Advanced examination for admission in IIT. The stream in the course in different colleges will be offered on the basis of rank in entrance examination.

For admission in most of the best private colleges required minimum aggregate is 60% in PCM.

So, for detail information about examination visit at www.jeemain.nic.in.

Most of students who opt for engineering course are confused when it comes to selection of stream of engineering. From my point of view, one should analyze his strength, interest in any particular field that can help in selection of stream of engineering.

You can select any stream of engineering according to your interest. Suppose if you are interested in programming, you can opt Computer Science Engineering. You can select from any evergreen branch of engineering like Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering etc.

After completion of your 12th standard with 57 percentage marks, you can pursue B.Tech in any branch of your interest. In B.Tech, there are different branches like Computer Science, EEE, ECE, MECH, Civil, IT, etc.,. If you are interested in Software field, you can choose Computer Science or if you are interested in Construction field, you can choose Civil Engineering course.

As far as you are concerned about the selection of trade for pursuing your B.Tech ( Bachelor of Technology ) degree course having completed your Class 12th with 57% marks then as per my advise you should look to select the trade concerning to your interest.

Further I would also like to let you know that for pursuing B.Tech in trade of your choice you need to qualify engineering entrance examinations like JEE, State CET/EEE, BITSAT, COMED K, IPU CET etc. or have to manage very good score in your class 12th board examinations which is not the case and so as per my advise for getting admission in good engineering colleges to pursue B.Tech with your desired trade or trades of high demands to have better job prospects after the completion of your B.Tech degree course you should appear and must qualify engineering entrance examinations.

--> Some of the trades with high demand and better job prospects are here under :-

i) Mechanical engineering.

ii) Computer Science engineering.

iii) Electrical and electronics engineering.

iv) Civil Engineering.

v) Electrical and telecommunication engineering.

You need to appear for IIT/JEE exam which is the entrance examination for admission in the engineering colleges. Admission is offered through the score and ranks obtained in JEE Main 2017 as well as the performance of the candidates in Class XII marks. Regarding the stream, that depends on the marks scored by you in the entrance examination. Streams are offered as per the score of the candidate and preference filled by you in your application form along with the availability of the seats in the particular college/university.

Top rank students are able to get admission in IITs followed by NITs followed by other good colleges throughout the country.

The best trades of engineering are Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Computer Science Engineering etc. You can opt for any of these streams of engineering for Bachelor of Technology.

These disciplines of engineering are the most opted stream in present time because of immense job and career opportunities.

The selection of stream in engineering should never be done on basis of suggestions of others. It may be harmful in longer term because suppose if you select any stream which is not as per your interest, you will not give your best in that stream.

It must be done on interest of candidate. Here, I have given you list of engineering streams, you can select any stream of your choice:

1. Mechanical Engineering.

2. Electronics and Communication Engineering.

3. Computer Science Engineering.

4 Information Technology stream.

5. Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

6. Civil Engineering.

7. Mechatronics engineering.

There are several streams available in Bachelor of Technology. In order to pursue B.Tech, you are required to first appear in any Engineering entrance examination state level or national level. Valid score of any one of the entrance examination's is needed to be eligible for getting admission into B.Tech course.

Some of the top streams available are,

>> Electronics and Communication Engineering

>> Electrical Engineering

>> Civil Engineering

>> Mechanical Engineering

>> Computer Science Engineering

>> Information Technology ..etc.,

As far as my best knowledge is concerned, Computer Science Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering both these courses are top courses as far as the scope of the courses are concerned.

B.Tech stands for Bachelor of Technology. This is a 4 year course being offered by many of the colleges in India.

There are number of streams or specializations that are being offered under this course.
-Computer Science Engineering
-Electrical Engineering
-Electronics and Computer Science Engieering
-Civil Engieering
-Mechanical Engineering
-Biotechnology
-Robotics
-Chemical Engineering
-Information Technology
-Marine Engineering etc.

You can choose the one which you are interested and where your knowledge and skills are being fully utilized.

The admission for this course would be given on the basis of performance in the Entrance Exam.

There are National level Entrance Exams like JEE Mains and JEE Advanced.

In addition there are state level Entrance Exams like
AP EAMCET
Telangana EAMCET
OJEE (Odisha JEE)
Kerala KEAM

Depending upon your performance in the Entrance Exam, you will be given admission in the respective college.

In addition, there will be separate selection process for other Deemed Universities.

Have good preparation for the Entrance Exam and crack it and ensure you get admission in a top college.