Career Options After B.Tech

By Alice Jones

B.Tech is one of the most sought after courses among candidates looking forward to make their career in engineering. Engineering mainly deals with learning:

* How different things work
* Finding solutions to existing difficulties
* Innovating and discovering new realms as to how various machines can work in a different way
* Give machines/modules a technical mould so that they become more beneficial in our day to day life.

As the name suggests, engineering is derived from engines nut nowadays, B.Tech (Engineering) is not limited to engines and their parts but has a much diversified scope. These days, engineering has progressed leaps and bounds and deals with structures, products, as well as other programs. This is not all; engineering jobs are some of the fastest growing, highest-paid jobs for professionals nowadays, and students with good aptitude for math and science can make quite a career for themselves in this field.

Engineers use the principles of physics, science and mathematics to develop economical and best alternatives to technical problems. So, depending on their area of specialization in B.Tech, engineers may pick to work in design, development, testing, production, or maintenance department of any group. They may also supervise production in factories, determine the causes of component failure, test products to maintain quality, or estimate the time and cost to complete certain projects.

The main benefit of doing engineering is that it has many different areas which provide an outstanding scope, professional status and handsome income.

Another big benefit of pursuing a B.Tech program is that it has a global scope and its value is acknowledged everywhere. With the rise of numerous B.Tech colleges in country, it has become possible for students to fulfill their dream of becoming an engineer by joining any engineering course, degree or diploma as per his choice and then choose his a field of his interest and knowledge. It is always advisable for students to pick B.Tech specialization in which you have an interest and which suits your career goals.

Here are some of the engineering jobs that are expected to grow in coming years:

Civil Engineering: Students pursuing B.Tech Civil Engineering can very easily get a job as civil engineers where they are expected to plan, design and supervise the construction of roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, water supply systems and sewage systems.

Electrical Engineering: Electrical engineers design, develop, test and supervise the manufacturing of electrical equipment, such as lighting, wiring, transmission devices and navigation systems.

Industrial engineering: This field of engineering determines the most effective techniques to utilize people, materials, machines, information and energy to make products to present solutions.


Mechanical engineering: Mechanical Engineers research, design, manufacture and test mechanical devices, such as electric generators, internal combustion engines, and industrial production equipment.


Initial salaries for B.Tech students are significantly higher than entry-level salaries in other fields, and the overall job outlook is favorable. Moreover, with the wide variety of jobs available that employ the same basic skill sets and concepts, engineers have a variety of career alternatives to select from.

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B.Tech is one of the most sought after courses among candidates looking forward to make their career in engineering. With the wide variety of jobs available, engineers have a variety of career alternatives to select from.