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Hi Muhammad,
Career prospects after completing B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering:
Farm Manager
Horticulturist
Head Green keeper
Project Directors
Project Coordinators
Product Design Engineer
Directors of Institutes
Salary packages for aspirants having a graduation degree may vary from Rs. 15,000 to Rs 25,000 per month. In private companies they can earn between Rs 25,000 to Rs 35,000 per month. The salary is expected to increase as per their work experience and organization.
Specialization after completing B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering:
Crop Production
Dairy Management
Agricultural Economics
Post-Harvest Technology
Soil and Water Engineering
Poultry and Fish Processing
Agricultural Waste Management
Agricultural Machinery Design
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Thanks Neda. Neda has given you a brief which captures all aspects of the CPT test and thereon. The most critical decision you have to make is on your desire to pursue C.A. It is a very tough program (this is not to say that other programs are easy) and requires lot of focus. Here I am using the word ' focus' from the perspective of becoming a Chartered Accountant. Are you passionate about number crunching? What prompted you to pursue C.A? Do you intend to make your career as a CA? These questions can be answered only by you and you have to be brutally honest. I am mentioning this because of mistakes people make. When I was pursuing graduation in the 1980's, ICWA and CA were the 'in' things. Without even giving it a thought, I took up ICWA. I later on realized that I was simply not cut out for this function nor had any aptitude for it. I struggled to clear the intermediate and thereafter left the course. Kindly give it a deep thought before you take the final decision

Job options for MBAs in IT companies:
1. Business Analyst: You act as an Interface between the customer and the delivery team. You are expected understand the business processes and the exact customer requirements and document them properly in a format that the delivery team (developers) understands. For being an effective BA, you should have knowledge of things like UML, RUP, Rational Rose etc. in addition to having a good domain knowledge. Experienced BAs become good IT Consultants.
2. Pre-Sales: Here you do things like responding to RFIs, RFPs and preparing client-specific presentations. Similar profile is that of a Business Development Manager.
3. Sales: Do I need to explain this one?
4. ERP Consultant: You are responsible for understanding the business processes of your customers and implementing packaged ERP software (like SAP) after making the necessary customizations.
5. Project Manager: Project Managers are involved in a project right from the stage of requirements gathering. They are required to do Planning, Estimation, Resource (People, Hardware, Software etc.) and time management. Tools like MS Project are heavily used by PMs.
6. HR Manager: Not much work Kidding Responsible for Recruitment, Appraisal, Employee retention, Career planning, Trainings etc.
7. Quality/Testing Manager: Suitable for people with testing/QA kind of background.
Hope that helps. Good luck for your MBA.