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Hi Keshav,
CCNA/ SAP ABAP/ Mainframes, all the mentioned courses are great career courses and depending on your field of interest you can opt for a particular option.
SAP ABAP and Mainframes are seen more in the large organizations, however the two courses are entirely different from one another in terms of the functions and objective of working.
CCNA is a certification best to begin with, if you are keen to pursue a career in Hardware and Networking.
All the courses are well known and offer good career opportunities in their respective domains, what really will matter is your hard work and commitment towards your career.
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Hi Manish,
As rightly mentioned by 'Excel', it is important to have s proper education if you are keen to move ahead in life and gain better career opportunities. It is advised that you should either opt to write 12th privately , in this case you can consider NIOS which is approved by the Govt. of India and is accepted for all jobs in Private or the PSU's .
By this way you can gain basic education and then further go for higher education. Or as mentioned, you can look for a diploma from a govt. approved institute and then apply for lateral entry in other degree courses.
Quality of Education will be the only help as of now for you to result in better career/ job prospects.
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Hi Chaithanya,
If you are doing dual degree programme how come the University is providing you only M.Sc degree, I would suggest you to once again check with the University authority. May be they are providing you one certificate with both the degree name mentioned on it as you are doing an integrated programme. If the certificate you get would carry both the degree names, then I don't think you will face any problem in the Bank PO and other Examinations.
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Pooja

Hi Raghuram,
Actuarial science is the discipline that applies mathematical and statistical methods to assess risk in the insurance and finance industries and as Engineers have a strong hold on their mathematical, logical, analytical & Statistical skills, Actuarial is a good option for them. As far as the scope of Actuarial is concerned, I would say Actuaries are one of the highest paid professionals in the world. Coming to the syllabus, Actuarial sciences Covers areas like Financial Mathematics, Finance and Financial Reporting, various Insurance subjects etc. which is quite different from what you study in Engineering. As there is no fixed time duration with in which you have to complete the course it would largely depend on your own capabilities, single minded devotion, total dedication & systematic approach, which will help you clearing the course faster.
For more information please check the link below:
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Pooja