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Hi Adwaya,
Post graduates in International Business Operations are required by organizations involved in export import specially export houses, merchandisers, custom clearing houses, special economic zones, dry ports, ports, logistic companies, transportation corporations , state trading corporations, marine insurance companies, shipping companies/corporations, directorate general of foreign trade, banks and financial institutions providing export-import finance & foreign exchange services, pre-shipment and post-shipment quality control labs, export marketing firms, BPO involved in export import business, customer relationship management, International finance, international accounting and international financial management.
B.Tech Biotechnology graduates can apply for jobs in various pharmaceutical companies, Government Research Institutes, laboratories, Banking sector etc.
They can also look up for jobs in IT field. It is better to do any software or networking courses before applying for jobs in this field. They can work as a software developer or a web developer in any software company.
Biotechnology field is one of the highly paid fields in India and abroad. B.Tech Biotechnology graduates can find a promising career in this field. Even though their starting salary will be less, they can gain a higher salary according to their experience.

Hi Tanveer,
A Diploma, in general, refers to certifications issued by colleges, institutions and universities to testify that a student has successfully completed the course. A diploma is of a shorter duration than a degree course and carries less weight and significance in the minds of the employers as well. In general, it is taken as an opportunity to add a feather in one's cap to be ahead of those who have only completed their undergraduate courses.
A graduate diploma is a certification that one can obtain only after completing his undergraduate level degree course. Diploma courses are not only of shorter duration than a full-time degree course, they also cost much less than a degree course. One is able to add a specialization against his name that is helpful in furthering one's career when he completes a graduate diploma
PG Diploma is a qualification awarded after bachelor's degree course.
A graduate diploma acts as a continuation of undergraduate study, therefore assisting the graduate in advancing his or her knowledge in a particular area of study. The postgraduate Diploma on the other hand, goes beyond the B.Sc / B.Com etc. level and can be considered instead of a full-time M.Sc / M.Com etc; some students will pursue a postgraduate diploma prior to doing their masters, so it can be used as a building block towards the Masters.

Hi Yogesh,
To become a pilot, you need to do CPL (Commercial Pilot License) program. You can do this in India or abroad. The big advantage of doing this from abroad is the training schools have training runways whereas most Flying schools in India depend on National or International airports which are very busy throughout the year, making training aircraft the least priority for Air Traffic Controllers. Most students who go abroad are able to finish the CPL within a year whereas it could take 2 to 3 years to complete the course in India. You generally need to do the Theory for CPL and do about 200 hours of flying to become a Pilot in India.
Australia and New Zealand are good places for doing CPL. In the city of Canterbury, New Zealand, you have one of the oldest flying schools, The Canterbury Aero Club. The school started in 1928 is a well-renowned place to pursue CPL and it would cost about 60,000 NZ $( about 24 lakhs) to do CPL. The general requirement is you should have completed 12th standard with Maths and Physics and should have done IELTS to enroll. You also should do a Class- I medicals to meet the Medical conditions. Do a program which consists of CPL with Instrument rating. You can complete the course within a year and then you can write the DGCA exams to qualify flying in India
All the best!