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Hello Saroj,
Sharda University is one of the good private colleges after SRM, VIT, BITS Pilani and others.
So if you are getting admission in Sharda University then sure go if not then Chandigarh University is good.
Placements are getting better every year but keep in mind Google, Facebook, Microsoft are not going to visit. Still, it's on par and increasing the average package every year.
Hostel and mess are much better than most of the colleges in our whole country. Now there is also the in-hostel laundry, whose fees is included in the hostel. No need of washing the clothes. Infrastructure is one thing all colleges keep on improving. Sharda is no different. In my course of 4 years, it improved gradually. A few months back, I revisited my campus and found numerous changes in infrastructure in just a few months (from July to September).
All the best.

The B.Sc chemistry graduates have many options for their higher studies. Majority of these graduates opt for Master's degree in the same. But they can also choose various specialized areas in this field for the post-graduation courses. Many universities offer the study of chemistry at post graduate and at doctoral levels. For joining M.Sc in chemistry or related discipline courses, they have to pursue B.Sc form any recognized universities with at least 55% marks. Some of the higher study options after B.Sc Chemistry are:
M.Sc. Chemistry
M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry
M.Sc. Drug Chemistry
M.Sc. Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
M.Sc. Physical & Materials Chemistry
Master of Business Administration (MBA)

According to best of my knowledge, I would like to suggest you that Both BBA and B.Com have their own merits. It depends entirely on your interest before choosing either of the courses. If making a career in management is your priority then you should go for BBA as it is the foundation of management and has been specifically designed for MBA aspirants. B.Com on the other hand, is much more diversified and has a wider scope for specialisation for post-graduate study. Thus, it is advisable to first chalk out your skills, aptitude and area of interest before taking up any of the courses. Instead of looking at the money making aspect while choosing a course it is more feasible to choose a course that will give you long-term benefits rather than a short-term. I hope this information helpful for your bright future. Thanks and all the best.

Hello
After diploma in Civil engineering, you have a good career aspects. You can go for the Advance diploma course or you can join later entry in bachelor's degree course.
You can do the Advance diploma in Civil Engineering:
Civil Engineering
Construction Management
Structural and Design
Interior and Design
Drafting and Design
You can do the Bachelor' degree course through Lateral entry:
B.E in Civil Engineering
B.E Transport Engineering
B.E in Structure Engineering
B.E in Geo informatics
B.Tech in Civil Engineering
B.Tech in Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Eligibility Criteria for Lateral Entry:
You must have a completed diploma from a recognized Institution or equivalent qualification .
You must secure at least 50-60% marks in aggregate of all papers .
There is no age limit.
You can get the admission through entrance examination or Management Quota. If you want to join the top college in Civil Engineering course then you need to crack the entrance examination. After clearing entrance examination, you got the admission in top Institution and it is helpful for your career growth wise as well as good placement also. Comparing to management quota fee it is very less through entrance examination.