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Dear Manoj,
CCNA /CCNP/ MCSE - These networking certifications can employ you as a network engineerand again even in the recession period these were the most reliable career options, if not most exciting.
Coming to career's prospective and for a good job, I would personally recommend you to do CCNA + MCSE + RHCE, as this trio is best from demand point of view and will definitely give you better chances of a good job rather than Cisco certifications alone. Also the upper level certifications of CISCO aren't that easy to crack, so better utilize your time in doing MCSE and RHCE in parallel.
Best of luck for your future !
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Hi,
Since each individual is different so are his abilties, so the approach to switch the career path will also be different. Although it is not an impossible task to switch career but, I would say with a distance MBA, the switch would be really difficult, as you are still at the beginning of your career, and distance MBA has a very little, or it would not be an exaguration if I say no value in the job market.
As you are still in the beginning Years of your career, I would suggest if possible, take a sabbatical of two Years and take up a regular MBA from a good B-School. This would make things easier for you.
The second option for you is to look for a job in marketing, in starting you may get a job at a little lower level, get a few years of work experience and then plan an EMBA may be through distance mode but from B-Schools like IIMs or XLRI which will hold good value.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi, most of the scholarships granted by this university are for Domestic students i.e. residents of Texas origin or residents of the US. However, they is an external scholarship available specifically for Indian students which is Vikram J Bajaj Memorial Scholarship whose deadline is April 1st. Apart from the scholarship, there is a grant available which is the Texas Public Education Grant but attaining this grant maybe difficult as the funds in this grant are limited. The deadline for the Texas Public Education Grant is July 1. Selection for the above listed scholarship and grant will depend on your financial need as well as academic performance.

Hi Mustafa,
Yes you are eligible for studying bachelor level courses from University of Duisburg-Essen after completing studies from National Institute of Open Schooling however you have not mentioned in which course you are interested in kindly let me know the desired course name i will help you with the exact details.And these are the course taught in english language:- B. Sc. Automation and Control Engineering, BSc Computer Engineering, BSc Computer Science and Communications Engineering, BSc.Electrical and Electronic Engineering ,BSc Mechanical Engineering, BSc Metallurgy and Metal Forming .for details on deadlines kindly refer this link:- http://www.uni-due.de/international/en_deadlines.shtml
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USA is one of the rare countries that gives you an opportunity to transfer your admission from an Indian college to a college in the USA through the credit system. First of all I would like to let you know what a credit is. In the US, a student in a high school or university earns credits for the successful completion of each course for each academic term. The state or the institution generally sets a minimum number of credits required to graduate.
Normally, transfers are made after completing of the 1st year of your undergraduation which i believe is your case. To conclude, if you have earned the set number of credits in your 1st year of your bba as per the USA requirement, you are eligible to transfer your bba to a college in the US. However, i would also like to let you know that your academic marks in the 1st year would also play an important role in such a transfer.
IMPORTANT: The nature or character of courses that are offered at the transfer institution must be compatible or nearly similar in nature with that of the Indian institution. Also, the Indian institution must be recognized by the ministry of education or an authorized body like AICTE in India.