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B.Sc in CS is not sufficient to get a job in Bhubaneswar. If you want to make your career in Odisha, then you need more qualification like M.Sc in CS. As per my knowledge, MCA or MBA has more opportunity than M.Sc.
Good luck.

Hi Soundarya,
You must mention your education background , it is not possible to answer your query without having details like your scores, program level etc.

The fees in GIM for PGDM programme is 1385000 INR in six terms for 2 years. The hostel fee would cost you around 1.25-1.50 lacs.

You can go for SAP certification. Also, you can go for Certificate courses into iCloud Computing, BigvData Analytics, Prince2, Microsoft Azure, Business Analytics, MS Excel advanced.

If you don't get a seat in IIT, then you can apply for other institutes like:
1. NIT.
2. IIIT.
3. SRM.
4. VIT.
5. LPU.
6. BITSAT.
All the best.

Hi,
To pursue Bachelor's degree in Germany, applicants must complete 13 years of education. If you have completed your 12th, you should meet one of the following requirements:1. Completing the first year of a Bachelor programme from a recognised university in India in the relevant subject field.2. Clearing the IIT Joint Entrance Examination 3. Passing the qualification assessment examination in Germany, called Feststellungsprfung.
In addition to these, you must have very good percentage and must clear IELTS. You must also know German language.

After completing your Diploma, you can go for engineering or try to get a decent job.

Hi Harsha,
Canada and Australia are the top countries for Mining studies and job opportunities. UNSW, Curtin, UOW, University of Adelaide, UBC, McGill University, Queen's University are some of the good names in this regard.

You need to clear the entrance test of Christ university and then there will be a personal interview and a presentation of your performance of 10th and 12th. The following is the whole selection criteria:
Entrance (50%)
Personal Interview (20%)
Presentation (30%)
Good luck.

Hello Sudarshan,
B.Tech + MBA students have the most favourable chances of becoming the CEO as they have both technical as well as corporate skills. However, to be a CEO, it doesn't take just a degree. Your practical skills, understanding and dealing with tough situations, and years of experience play a major role when the company's board of directors decide on the next CEO.

Hello Sadik,
To be able to pursue M.Sc. in Information Technology, you need to have Computers as a subject in your Bachelors. B.Sc (IT or CS), BCS, BCA, B.Tech are some of the favourable courses. Since you've passed B.Tech from Mechanical field, which doesn't have Computers as a subject, I'm afraid you're not eligible for M.Sc IT.

Hi Ganesh, y
You cannot apply without 2 years of work experience. So, prepare accordingly.
Here are the admission requirements for MBA at Oxford. Please read the requirements carefully:
http://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/programmes/degrees/mba/how-apply-mba/mba-application-requirements

Below mentioned are the best colleges in India:
1. XLRI.
2. TISS.
3. SCMHRD, etc.
Apart from these colleges, IIMS and other colleges are good for HR.
Best of luck.

Hi Sneha,
I'm sure, you could apply, but you also need to get your SRMCAT score. All the qualifying scores should be greater than 60%.

Candidates who have appeared for XAT-2016 or XAT-2017 or CMAT-2017 test or have taken the GMAT (1st January 2013 to 31 March 2017) are only eligible to seek admission in IMT-H.

Hi,
It's a foreign exchange programme where very few students get a chance to visit international universities tied up with NIBM like:-
Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, USA
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), UK
CME Group, Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Below mentioned are some of the good institutes:
1. British Council
2. Inlingua
3. Khan Study Circle.