What are advantages and disadvantages of integrated as well as dual degree programs over a regular btech course?
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8th Feb, 2020
hello aspirant
advantages of integrated and dual degree courses over a regular btech course are as follows:-
- You receive two degrees at the end of the program.
- If a student is interested in pursuing two academic courses simultaneously, integrated programs are the best .
- Ample amounts of job opportunities are available as you have higher knowledge.
- This will help you save one year of your education.
- gives you enough time to prepare for jobs.
disadvantages of integrated and dual degree courses over a regular btech course are as follows:-
- if you want to do Masters from a different university or country, these courses wont help you.
- If you want a job directly after btech, you wont be placed.
- If you are not sure whether you want to cotinue with the same branch in future, changing your work domain after Bachelors is much easier than after Masters
hope this helps
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8th Feb, 2020
Hello,
Advantages of integrated course is obvious much preferred. Because dual degree can not be fruitful to the students. Sometimes students are not able to continue the dual course.
Bit in that case the integrated degree is obviously profitable.
Hope it helps you.
Thank you.
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