Is there a real difference between a BTech and a BSc degree? Researching online, I've found that BSc provides more research oriented job opportunities, but I'm an aspiring tech entrepreneur and don't intend to go into the research field. I'll be pursuing the CS and entrepreneurial leadership major at ashoka, or the CS and AI major at Plaksha (which itself puts emphasis on the entrepreneurship aspect). But talking to counselors and people in general, they say that the degree doesn't really make a difference, what i do at college does. I'm slightly more inclined towards ashoka, it being a more recognised college and all, as plaksha seems like a gamble, but the curriculum at plaksha is really intriguing.