Hello,

For an average student in B Tech, it’s better to choose courses that are easier to understand and have good job opportunities. Some good options are:

• Computer Science Engineering (with basic programming)

• Information Technology

• Electronics and Communication Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering

• Civil Engineering

These branches have lots of scope and the subjects are not too tough if you focus. Also, pick a course you are a bit interested in, it will make studying easier.

Hope it helps !

To determine the best course for an average B.Tech student, we need to balance interest, job prospects, learning difficulty, and growth opportunities.

f you’re average academically, but willing to put in effort:

Computer Science / IT (if you can handle logic & coding basics).

Electronics & Communication (good blend of software/hardware).

Data Science / AI (if you enjoy math and can self-learn).

If you want less coding and more practical or physical work:

Mechanical or civil engineering (but specialized or doing government prep).

Electrical focusing on power systems, PLC, or industrial roles).

Hello,

The ideal course for a typical B.Tech student is one that strikes a balance between interests, employment prospects, and reasonable academic requirements. Here are some excellent choices:

1. Information Technology (IT): This field is comparable to CSE, but it requires less programming. favourable employment prospects in support and software positions.

2. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE): a broad range of jobs involving both software and hardware.

3. Mechanical Engineering: This core field, which has consistent demand, is ideal for people who like doing hands-on, practical work.

4. Civil Engineering: Excellent for careers involving infrastructure and government job preparation.

All the best.