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How to Choose Branch in Engineering:
1. Try to know what kind of job you will get after completing the degree. For example, after completing degree in CS/IT, you will get job related to computer software, hardware, networking, cyber security, etc.
2. Try to know which kind of job you will be interested to do which will help you in choosing your branch.
3. Consult with students pursuing engineering or have completed engineering. Ask them about the ranking of various branches, about campus placements of the branches. This will also help you in choosing your branch.
4. If you are interested in government jobs then core branches will be preferable. Private sectors give you good salary and fast growth but jobs are not secure.

To become a lecturer in one of the prestigious college or institute in India, you must have to complete post-graduation. As you already pursued BBA, now apply for post-graduation programme i.e MBA (Masters in Business Analysis). Once you complete the master degree, there will be lots of options to become a lecturer. You should go for UGC NET Exam which is one of the best way to become a lecturer in India. Every year UGC NET Exam is conducted by National Testing Agency two times a year to choose the deserving candidates for the post of Assistant professor and for Junior Research Fellowship. You can get the complete procedure to become a lecturer through NET Exam https://goo.gl/FzGDNq from here. The exam is conducted in July and December. You can apply for any of these two in a year. If you have any query about this answer, ask me freely.

There are various jobs available after MBA in Marketing.
Digital Marketing: As the world is getting more digitized in every aspect, digital marketing is a booming career. The scope of Digital Marketing is wide which involves branding, social media marketing, content marketing, email marketing,video production, web designing,app development, search engine optimization,etc.Nowadays, almost all companies are using digital marketing to build their brand, generate leads and sell.
Direct Marketing: Direct Marketing involves reaching customers directly using their phone numbers,email ids,purchase histories, etc. and communicate about new product or services. Many service provider companies send automated follow-up emails to be in regular touch with the customers and also use Google Ad Word, Google my Business,Facebook advertisements, content marketing,organic social media, coupon deal sites,email marketing, webinars etc. to grow their business.
Market Research: Market research involves researching about current trends so as to understand their consumers, their needs, purchasing habits and how they view the product about the current trends. Just like in many companies, market research is evolving by the speed of light because of the changing technological and social trends, you can bring lots of new ideas to the table, and develop them further via the profound knowledge of experienced professionals. Some research is done to understand the competitive, technological, social, economic, cultural, political or legal environments of the market.
Advertising: Advertising facilitates large-scale marketing so as to create brand reinforcement and brand identity. Various forms such as Electronic media (Radio/TV), Print media (Newspaper/Magazine), Direct Mail, etc. are used to promote the product. By assigning the right amount of money to the right channels, help you generate potential customers.
Brand Management: Brands have a powerful influence, not only on customer engagement but also on the management of an enterprise. The scope of brand management involves brand positioning, cost, customer satisfaction and being aware of the competitors. Many companies manage their brand through public relations, publicity, phone directories etc.
Public Relations: Public Relations involves interacting with clients on daily basis. People who work as public relations managers are known as the spokesperson for the company and are involved in creating a choiceable brand image.

National School of Drama offers Diploma in Dramatic Arts which is a full-time course | Duration - 3 years.
It is taught in English.
The admission process is mentioned below.
1. Register and Apply
Interested candidates can apply online with the required information.
2. Audition
Eligible candidates need to appear for the audition/preliminary test conducted by the institute. Candidates qualifying in the audition will have to attend a 5 days workshop in the school premises.
3. Final Selection
Candidates are selected based on their performance in audition and workshop.
Foreign students have to submit their applications through the Indian Embassy/ High Commission in their countries, who will forward these to then the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR). The school will then consider the application recommended by the ICCR.
Fee Structure is as below.
Year 1: INR 2,010
Year 2: INR 1,860
Year 3: INR 1,860
Total fee: INR 5,730
Fee components:
Tuition, Admission, Students Union membership fee.
In addition to above course fee, the student has to pay INR 2000 as an advance fee for the make-up kit, INR 9000 as caution money and library fee deposit and INR 1650 as a stationery fee.
The hostel fee includes rent, electricity and water charges, medical charges and mess charges which may vary. Students are advised to keep an additional provision of Rs.1000 at the time of joining, to cover any price rise/hike that may occur in the above-mentioned items.
There are various QNAs for this course. For experts answers, I would recommend you to refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/national-school-of-drama-delhi-94/questions?course=558