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Hi Debasis,
I can totally understand your dilemma as I had gone through the same. Each and every profession is good if it interests you.
Thus, It would be right if you decide what you should do and what will be best for you because you are the right person to make that decision. We as experts, can only guide and assist you with the same.
A lot would depend on the branch that you wish to pursue for your engineering, as different branch have different scope.
All the courses are equally good and thus it will be difficult to tell which is better.
I have mentioned the name of courses it all depends your taste of interest or which course will be more beneficial.
List of Btech courses:
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
B.Tech programmes also offer following specialisations:
Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering
Agricultural Engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics & Communications Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Marine Engineering
Metallurgical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Textile Engineering
Eligibility
Many open universities in India as well as other institutions offering distance learning programmes offer distance B.Tech programmes too. However, these programmes are only open to those who have already completed their three-year diploma programmes in engineering.
Some of the high-end institutions may hold their own entrance exams for diploma-holder engineers to screen them for admission to their four-year distance B.Tech programmes.
Here is the list of some good institutes offering Btech from correspondence:
Excel College of Higher Education, Navi Mumbai
Delhi Degree College, Delhi
Mbitious Institute of Professional Studies, Delhi
IMTS Institute, Noida
Institution of Advance Education, Kolkata
Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering Btech from correspondence:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/distance-learning-engineering-in-india-categorypage-2-58-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
Refine the search as per your state preference.
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Hi Rak,
Science studies can be pursued as strictly in academic discipline or applied discipline, where students are trained to use their knowledge to work out solutions. The basic traits of science degree holders include inquisitiveness and the zeal to discover solutions to various challenges.
Eligibility
Students can opt for a B.Sc degree program after Class 12 with related subjects. Most good universities and colleges in India come out with their own merit lists and your marks in Class 12 can really matter in getting you a seat in the B.Sc programs they offer.
Career Prospects
Science graduates can opt for any career related to the field in which they have specialised. Research laboratories, government organisations, manufacturing industries, R&D departments of various businesses, wildlife conservation, banking and finance and a number of other sectors welcome Science graduates with open arms.
Besides, science graduates also do well in non-science careers such as marketing, technical writing, IT industry, BPOs and KPOs and other businesses.
A B.Sc degree holder can also opt for an M.Sc program and become an expert in his or her subject.
Refer to the below link to know about institutes offering Integrated Bsc:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/bsc-colleges-in-india-categorypage-2-64-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi Krushn,
I can totally understand your dilemma as I had gone through the same. Each and every profession is good if it interests you. Thus, It would be right if you decide what you should do and what will be best for you because you are the right person to make that decision. We as experts, can only guide and assist you with the same.
Well there are numerous options for a student graduating in BJMC depending on your area of interest. Some of the options are:
Editor
Photography
Acting
Modelling
Anchoring & Jockeying
Advertising & PR
Master in Mass Communication
Event Management
PG in Journalism
So there are numerous option as BJMC is a field for creative and innovative thinker. It is advisable to join in some extra curricular activities to explore your field of interest.
Refer to the below link to know about various institutes offering related courses:
https://media.shiksha.com/mass-communication-courses-in-india-categorypage-7-18-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Harshit, your subjects in school are of a 'Mix Bag' kind. I would suggest that you move backwards beginning from thinking as to what kind of career you would like for yourslef and in which field you think you would fit like a hand in glove. Than move back and take the rleated subjects. Incase you are not able to derive form the thoughts and I would suggest you choose form the Humanities related subjects and then after graduation do management (if nothing else clicks to you by that time). Keep your focus on learning the subjects well and improvng your communicative abilities. Develop soft skills to the best of possible ability so that those can cover up for you incase you find yourself academically a little down. However, amonst the ones listed by you I would have gone for Economics because options are more thereafter with it.

Hi Ayush,
Banking is a career that offers opportunities to students from all streams, be it humanities, commerce or science. However, to make a career in banking, you must be good at analyzing numbers, that is, your mathematics must be strong enough to interpret and analyse numerical data. You must be prepared for the Banking Entrance Exams and for the interviews that follow these entrance examinations.
An undergraduate degree is essential to kick start your career in banking.
Thereafter, you can sit for Bank PO exams or go ahead with higher education-
MBA Banking & Finance
PG Diploma in Banking & Operations
M.COM
PG Diploma in Financial Planning and Wealth Management
The essential skills-
Skills required
Team leadership qualities
Integrity, confidentiality and honesty in all dealings with money, customers & staff
Foreign exchange transactions need an analytical, quick and mature mind
Good communications skills in speech & writing
Numerical aptitude
Well-organised mind and well-rounded personality
Employment Opportunities-
Public sector Banks
Private sector banks
Multinational Banks
All financial institutions
I wish to invite Nikhlesh Mathur to his expertise further.
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Hi Shriya,
I can totally understand your dilemma as I had gone through the same. Each and every profession is good if it interests you. Thus, It would be right if you decide what you should do and what will be best for you because you are the right person to make that decision. We as experts, can only guide and assist you with the same.
As all the courses mentioned by you are related to the information and technology sector. So it is advisable that you should go with the course which interests you the most.
VLSI:
VLSI is also known as Very-large-scale integration. It is popularly known as chip-design. VLSI is a process that creates integrated circuits by combining thousands of transistor-based circuits into a single chip. It can immediately search an application in DSP, Communications, Microwave and RF, MEMS, Cryptography, Consumer Electronics, Automobiles, Space Applications, Robotics, and Health industry.
Post Graduate Diploma in Automation and SCADA System (DASS):
This Post Graduate Diploma in Automation and SCADA System (PG DASS) is ideally suited for fresh engineering graduates who would like to venture and make good career in the field of Process Automation and smart systems in Utilities
Career prospects:
Chip design
Embedded system design
Telecommunications
CCTV and surveillance
Automation and control
Software development
Development of PC peripherals
FPGA programming and defence
Here is the list of some good institutes offering related courses:
Central Institute of Tool Design, Hyderabad
International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing
Vector India Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad
ECIL(Electronics Corporation of India Limited)- ECIT
VEDA IIT - VLSI Engineering and Design Automation, Hyderabad
Epitome Technologies
St. Joseph's College, Bangalore
Cranes Software International Ltd, Bangalore
Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering related courses:
https://it.shiksha.com/vlsi-embedded-systems-training-in-india-categorypage-10-108-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi Rity,
A candidate shall be eligible for admission to the course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Education(B.Ed)provided:
Eligibility:
(i) The candidates who have undergone 10+2+3(15) or 11+1+3(15) pattern of study and passed
the X and Xll examinations conducted by the respective state board or CBSE or any other recognized board of education/Examination and UG Degree examination of the UGC approved universities in any one of the school subjects offered by the directorate of school education at the secondary or higher secondary education level.
For more details, I would request Kamaraju Pulugurtha to share his valuable expertise.
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