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| Question (Total Replies: 4) | Wednesday, April 01 2009 |
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Wahaj (Student)
Diploma
BS
karachi
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I have done D.A.E in IT and now I am doing BS-IT (4yrs) recently I discontinued my B-Tech Telecom (pass)because a friend of mine told me B-tech don't have any value. My question is that my profession is in IT field so should I continue B-Tech or keep doing BS-IT and one more thing is there any possibility of M.S after B-Tech(pass).
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| Syed Mubashir Hussain Akber (General User), Karachi | Wednesday, October 07 2009 |
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Assalam0alaikum,
Recently I had my papers of DAE Electronics & that Was my last Year & yet am waiting For Results..
Now I want to Get Degree Of B Tech in Electronics But Some Of My friends Said that B-Tech has no market value and Some said Do B.Com, Some said Do BS.. now am confused What to Do or Not.. Actually I want to be Engineer.. So can you suggest me What To Do???? Waiting For Your Valuable Comment..
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| syed danish raza (General User), karachi | Monday, September 28 2009 |
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Salam Sir,
I am danish and recently I am doing B-Tech honors from Indus but before several of months PEC had announced that they are working on B-Tech accreditation process & hopefully it will complete soon as they were say by email of PEC.So I want to ask you will PEC get register B-Tech holders or not , Please tell me because I am very dishearted about its low value in standard organization such as Procter & gamble like that.
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| Nouman Abid Chuhan (General User), Lahore | Friday, August 28 2009 |
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Dear Wahaj
If you have set your goals regarding IT field then you should go on for BS IT and forget the B.Tech.
I do not fully agree that B.Tech degree has lost its market value. Infact in Pakistan, due to the Pakistan Engineering Council, the B.Tech degree is avoided by the Government sector but in private sector it is fully recognized upto its desired level.
The B.Tech degree is fully professional degree in the field of Technology and hopefully the PEC will register it as Engineering Technologist or Engineer whereas the Higher Education Commission has already equate the B.Tech Hons with the B.Sc Engineering degree.
Admission in MS is possible only after B.Tech Hons degree in the specified Universities in Pakistan but not all. Whereas our B.Tech Pass and Hons degrees are well recognized at Middle East and Europeon and American Market for job and higher studies.
For further information and updates, please be a member of the Pakistan B.Tech Engineers Community (PBEC) free of cost by send membership request to [email protected]
Good Luck.
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