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Hi Ankita,
Advertising is a very good course and has a lot of demand in the media world. Advertising field requires a lot of creativity and innovation. In advertising one has to do a lot of research in order to study the demand of the product in the market, then you need to design the advertisement according to the target consumers depending upon the age group, gender etc. Thus making the advertisement field more interesting and challenging.
As you are interested in the advertising sector, I would suggest you to go for a PG course in Advertising and Marketing or Advertising and PR from a good institute. A PG in any would be beneficial for you as most of the AD agencies need promoters, marketers and a PR for getting business for the organization.
As it will be difficult to explain all three to you, I am providing you with the article links so that you get a better idea:
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Few of the good institutes that might interest you are MICA, IIMC, XIC, etc.
Hope his helps.
Thanks
All The Best!

Hi,
You are absolutely on the right career path. With B.TECH (ECE) under your belt, I would suggest you to go for PGDIA (Post Graduation Diploma in Industrial Automation) as it would certainly enhance your work skills and would be a value added advantage to your professional graph.
You'll have a tremendous scope in automobile and manufacturing plants With its wide scope of application, engineers are always in demand like DRDO, Indian Oil, NTPC, BPCL and BHEL are some of the government sectors that recruit your kind. Honda, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, Mahindra & Mahindra are other well known industries and even the IT companies also hire ECE professionals. Some of them are Infosys, TCS, HCL, Tech Mahindra and Wipro. The public sectors like Posts, Telegraphs, Defence, Railways, PWD also prefer qualified personnel.
Talking about the scope of Autocad course in India, this course has lot of scope. Autocad is the basis of every manufacturing industry be it mechanical, electrical, electronics or civil. You will definitely get a job depending upon your skills and the type of couse that you have done because there are lot of modules in Autocad, like drafting, modelling which are further 2-D or 3-D. But once you the basic Autocad , you can go for advance courses. You can look forward for Computer Aided Engineering.
I would suggest you to take up the one for which you possess keen interest and passion. You make take up any of the 2 as each offers promising career with lucrative options.
Feel free to revert, in case it helps, appraise by liking it or marking as best.
Good Luck.