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Hi Suryakant,
As doing Architecture is not possible through correspondence or distance learning programme, so if you want to become an Architect you need to do a full time programme. However, if you are looking for CAD CAM programme you definitely can opt for short term 3 months or 6 months programme which can be taken up along with your job. For further information please check the links below:
https://professionals.shiksha.com/getCategoryPage/colleges/professionals/india/All/Architecture/All/categorypages/All/NULL/All/0/30
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=CADD&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
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Thanks,
Pooja

Collecting degree is not enough u must have practically sound also. First of all i would like tu suggest u that whatever u r doing do it thoroughly. Clear ur fundamental concepts. It should not be like that making second floor without any foundations. Industry requires Technically sound professionals not the theoretical persons. Instead of collecting degree take any International Certifications with u in less amount of time which helps u more. Lots of career lines are there in IT industry as well. System Admin, Network Admin, Security Admin, Database Admin, Software Developer, Web Developer and many more. Most of the Servers are running on Linux Servers. If u choose Linux platform as ur career option will be the futuristic approach. RHCE, RHCSS, RHCEV, JBOSS, LAMP, WAMP, XAMP CCNA, MCSE, JCP, OCP are some of the Leading Specialization areas where u can get some International kind of quality Certification. Don't u think that after getting Technically qualified Certification u will get high salaried technical JOB?

Hi, Aviation is procedural and not well suited to impatience. It is not only fun but can even lead to interesting career opportunities. To take advantage of aviation, you must make sure you get the good, solid information and aviation training that will help you to be a safe, confident pilot in the air. Here are certain pointers which will help you choose a good flight school. Firstly, most importantly, determine your aviation goals, i.e., you wish to learn to fly for fun or to pursue a career. Secondly, compile a list of schools to examine. Review material from each school. Then, once you’ve done it, visit the final two or three schools. Directly ask specific questions from the students and the officials of the school. Once you’ve decided on a school, be sure a written agreement outlines the payment procedures. To help you further, I am sending you a link which states the list of best flight schools in India.
https://hospitality.shiksha.com/getCategoryPage/colleges/hospitality/india/All/Commercial-Pilot/All/categorypages/All/All/All/0/30
Hope this will add ease in your decision making. Feel free to raise more queries otherwise you may close the question by liking it or marking it as best answer. All the best!

Hello,
I can just talk about My case as i am a student at the Delhi Business School pursuing Finance and Marketing at their Badarpur campus. I had a similar MAT score the last year and chose Delhi Business School and turned out as one of the best decisions I took overall.
What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA.
At DBS, Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Financial management and Marketing.
The Course Structure of Delhi Business School is infact very flexible. I have also learnt courses at DBS on SAP/ERP which have been really helpful from the perspective of picking up a job in a bank
Regards
Anjali Sharma