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Hi,
After completing BE you have 2 options:
1.To opt for a job.
2.To opt for further studies (MBA, MS,M.Tech etc)
However, as per your profile I would suggest you to work for 2-3 years after completing your BE and then opt for further studies.
The advantage of this step would be:
- You will gain relevant work experience.
- After working you will know which course to pursue that can further enhance your career prospects, i.e. if you wish to build your career in technical field, then you may pursue MS or M.Tech, whereas if you are interested in management then you may pursue MBA.
- If you are interested in pursuing MBA, then this work experience would help you to decide which specialization to opt in MBA that can further enhance your career prospects, however as per your profile pursuing general MBA program would be the best option for you besides general MBA program you may even consider pursuing MBA in power management.
Finally if you work for some years then you may yourself manage the expenses for your further studies.
Please note that, the final selection in full time MBA or PGDM program is made on the basis of:
1. Education background of the students. i.e. 50% marks in graduation.
2. Score in various management entrance tests like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc
3. Performance in group discussions and personal interview.
4. Work experience if any.
5. Other activities like participating in various event like debates, quiz, extra curricular activities, etc.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding rankings of various B-schools in India.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-mba-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-2-2-0-0-0
I would suggest that before opting for any course you must first decide in which field you wish to build your career and accordingly you can select the best course as per your interest and liking.
As a student you should give your 100% in whichever course you opt for, and if you do well then getting a good job with handsome salary should not be a problem.
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All the Best.

Hi,
I would like to share a few tips that can surely push your moral as well as confidence to score maximum out off which you are desiring to score-
1. Study regularly, take out time for at least three subjects in a day. Work more on those subjects, in which you feel you are weaker than other subjects.
2. Do not leave any subject for more than 2-3 days. Every subject should be taken up for study at least in every alternate day.
3. Devote at least 6-7 hours for self study. Take out a bit of time for relaxing and entertaining also.
4. Whenever you study, don't sit for too long continuously. Take one or two short breaks of 5-10 minutes.
5. Be in touch with the previous years papers, sample papers etc.
6. Take proper care of your health and hygiene. Do regular exercise, take more of green vegetables, milk and other nutritious food. Do not get tensed.
You can join coaching for the subjects, that you are weak in.
Move ahead with right attitude and you'll definitely succeed.
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Hi,
With the rapid growth in economy, careers in finance and accounts have gained tremendous popularity and the most prestigious career option in this field is that of Chartered Accountant or Company Secretary. Both are dynamic, challenging and rewarding profession.
Since both are related to the accounting profession itself, the subjects are all similar. The total academic syllabus to be studied contains a majority portion which is common to all the two courses.
With systematic planning you can attempt the two courses together along with your graduation/post graduation course in the formal stream. There would not be a clash of examination dates also.
A practical approach would be to attempt two courses together along with the formal graduation/post-graduation.
If you start doing these courses with graduation, you have enough time to make a wonderful career. If you strongly feel that it would disturb your approach in any way, please refrain from doing multiple courses simultaneously.
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