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Hi naveen,
There are many specializations offered in the field of B.tech and that it would depend on your area of interest and career objectives based on which you may then decide for the particular field to specialize it. You may look into the following as the most common options to pick from:
Civil, Information Technology, Computer Science, Mechanical, Electrical and many more.
There are many institutes in India which offers B.tech out of which IITs and NITs along with a few more happen to be most reputed institutions for the same and other than this you can also refer to the following link to know about the institutes offering B.tech courses:
http://tinyurl.com/ykw84x3
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All the Best!

Hi,
Both Marketing and HR offers bright career path in their own stride.
Marketing process is wide process which includes research, development, pricing promoting(through advertisements) & Selling and delivering of the product into the hands of the customer. So, if you do MBA in Marketing, you dont necessarily have to do field work for the rest of your life, you can get into research or brand building but yes, you can not completely shun the field work, in fact in the beginning of your career you will have to do a lot of field work even if you have done MBA.
MBA in HR is also a good option as with the increasing amount of youth population in India and increasing job opportunities in IT & various other sectors, the demand for young and talented people has increased to a greater extent. This degree can get you job in variety of organizations such as financial firms i.e. banks, non-financial firms such as IT companies insurance companies etc.
However, choosing a career specialisation would largely depend on your own interests and Career aspirations.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi,
First thing, which I would like to clear is you don't require any entrance to do a correspondence program. Secondly, as you have just completed your BBA & don't have any work experience, advisable would be that you should go for a regular MBA as MBA through correspondence gives you zero practical exposure and doesn't have any standing in the job market, especially if you are a fresher. MBA through distance learning is for those working professionals whos have good amount of work experience and looking for promotions with in the organisation they are working for.
Hope this resolve your query. Feel free to put up more queries In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

r u confidant in any of the Server Side Operating System? for what purpose u would like to do CCNA? wanted to go in network line? is that so? wanted to get good job in higher end? am i right? if u want to enhance ur career and knowledge as well why don't u choose RHCE. cos most of the Servers r running on Linux and then u opt CCNA u will be having career in only Network line. Cos Knowing LAN then u know about WAN will give u more advantage. After CCNA u will be only a network person if u do RHCE then u can opt System Admin or Network Admin or Security Admin as well if u have Database knowledge then u can be DBA as well the combination of RHCE+CCNA+MCSE will be good cos CCNA is 80% theory and 20% practical and RHCE is 100% practical after completing RHCE u will feel a lot of confidence as well.
As Cyber Crime is going high Security Specialist is going to be future. For Securing Network u must have thorough knowledge of Network and for securing data u must have thorough knowledge of one Operating System for that U must choose the OS which is running in Industry like Linux, for that u can opt RHCE & RHCSS (Red Hat Certified Security Specialist) will give u ultimate mileage for ur career. For details write back naidu.vikas@gmail.com