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To enroll in the CFA programme and register for your first Level I exam, you must have:
> An international travel passport. > One of the following:Undergraduate education: A Bachelor's (or equivalent) degree or be in the final year of your Bachelor's degree programme (you must have completed your Bachelor's degree programme in order to register for the Level II exam), (or)
Work experience: Four years of professional work experience (does not have to be investment related), (or)
A combination of professional work experience and education that totals at least four years (part-time positions do not qualify, and the four-year total must be accrued prior to enrollment). CFA will give you core finance knowledge and an MBA will be inclined towards management. Also, the best finance gurus recommend that one must go for an MBA after 34 years of work-ex. Doing either course is also sufficient to land a job, but doing both will make you stand out. Hope this helps!

Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology drive the world and has become an indispensable part of human civilization. For every learned individual, it is an asset for the knowledge economy. Computer Science Engineering not only grooms research scientists who have a passion for invention and novel design of new technology and explore new vistas for the use of existing technology. For your information, I listed out some programme in the field of computer. You can select any discipline according to your interest.
B. Tech (Computer Science Engineering):
An Engineering program which seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic science to technology with relevant practice through lab and projects for building the problem solving skills, keeping industry requirements in place. Students will develop competence in areas like Programming, Database Management Systems, Networks and Security, Operating Systems, Cloud Computing etc.
BCA:
The program is designed to build programing skills for developing efficient and resource optimized software/website/cloud/mobile applications.
Dual Degree BCA-MCA:
Designed for learners intend to construct strong basic conceptions and then hone their understanding in a specific domain with the assimilation and implementation through industry internship.
BCA (Hons.):
The focus during the tenure is kept on the latest need by upgrading the curriculum almost every term and then designing problems for learners based on the current scenario in technology. Presently the emphasis is on mobile application development/pervasive computing.
Dual Degree BCA (Hons.) -MCA (Hons.):
Designed for learners intend to construct strong basic conceptions and then hone their understanding in a specific domain with the assimilation and implementation through industry internship.
B. Sc. (Information Technology):
Constructing strong basic foundation in concepts of information technology for crafting developers with latest platforms for futuristic needs.
B. Sc. (Computer Science):
Constructing strong basic foundation in concepts of computation for crafting developers with latest platforms for futuristic needs.

Hello,
Psychology is one of the important subject of UGC NET Exam. If you are preparing for the UGC NET Psychology Exam you can take help from the List of Books to prepare -
1. UGC NET Psychology by True Man Publications
2. Psychology Part -2, 3 by R. Gupta Popular Master Guide
3. Psychology Paper 2 by Arihant Publications
4. UGC NET Psychology Paper back by Akhilesh Mani
5. UGC NET Psychology Paper 2 by Dr. Amit Abraham
Well make sure to prepare from the Books that has the latest UGC NET Syllabus of General Aptitude Test Paper 1- as well as Paper 2 (Psychology). The UGC NET Exam must be prepared from the Books that are written by the Subject Experts. You can also prepare for the exam from the UGC NET Previous Year Papers.

Hello Sartaj,
It is indeed nice to know your intention of doing graduation in engineering after Diploma in Mechatronics. But, doing engineering by distance mode is fraught with dangers. This is because in the past, the Supreme Court of India has cancelled degrees awarded by many institutes via distance mode. Of course now, the situation has again changed, but you must be taking this course from a very well-known and recognized University only. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about such institutes offering engineering courses via distance mode.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-tech-colleges-india
Best wishes.