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Hi Abhijit,
Since you are a Computer Engineer everyone will advise you to do MBA in systems or IT.
But it is not a compulsion that you should take systems just because you are a computer engineer
You can take up HR, finance and marketing too.
You need to check which specialization will help you to get a kind of job you want to have.
Today many IT companies which are coming for campus interviews in top colleges are recruiting HR graduates
HR department is the most common department and is present in every company and MNC
You B.E. Computer Engineering + MBA HR will certainly increase your value in market and which will certainly give you 5 digit salary.
So, i think you should take up MBA HR
Best of Luck!
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Dear Ravi,
If you mean full time MBA or PGDM program then please remember in order to pursue this program you need to be graduate in any field with atleast 50% marks in graduation, plus you need to take various management entrance test like CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP, etc.
The selection process in B-schools generally consists of :
A. Past Academic record.
B. Scores in entrance tests.
C. Group Discussion.
D. Personal Interview.
E. Work experience.
Please note that each B-schools shortlists candidates for second stage of selection process which may be independent of each other.
The process may include
- Written Test.
- Group Discussions.
- Personal Interviews.
Performance in various management entrance tests is an important component in the admission process.
B-schools may use previous academic performance of the candidates, relevant work experience and other similar inputs in short listing and ranking of candidates at various stages of the admission process.
The processes, academic cut-offs and the weights allocated to the evaluation parameters may vary across B-schools.
For information regarding best institutes to pursue full time MBA or PGDM program refer to the link mentioned below.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-mba-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-2-2-0-0-0
If you have doubts regarding CAT. You can clear the same in following discussion:
https://ask.shiksha.com/cat-2014-all-that-you-want-to-know-dscns-3027413

Hi Anushka,
I understand that you might have been embarrassed due to a not-so-good performance in one academic year and you are too concerned about it's impact on your future.
However, I would suggest you to continue with the course, rather than giving it up and I have a number of reasons to support my statement. They are as follows:
1. Academic performance cannot be smooth for every individual. Even the interviewers understand that. All they look is how fast a learner you are and how quickly can you recover from your fall. My own life is an example for the same. Even I didn't score good till my second year, my performance in the third and fourth year was enough to get me a job at Infosys.
2. Most of the colleges take your mark sheets till your higher secondary exams and return them only at the completion of degree or by paying the fess of the entire four years. Therefore, paying the entire money for the course without completing it will be a significant wastage of money.
3. University issues a NFTE (Not Fit for Technical Education) certificate if you leave a course in between, following which, you can never enrol in any technical course anywhere. I would suggest you not to let this black mark cling to your career.
4. The reason to leave a course midway will surely be asked during interviews and probably, no convincing answer will be available. So, this can adversely affect your placements.
So, pull up your socks, fight back and save your future. Everything will be fine. Be patient and determined. Rest is your choice. All the Best !

Hi vanitha,
After completing electrical engineering you have two fields :
1) Core field
2) Software field
For short term courses in core field, below is the list :
-Power systems
-Latest applications of Solar panels
-Embedded systems
-VLSI
-You can also opt for Mechanical branches such as Robotics and Humanoids and other mechanical applications.
For short term courses in software field you can learn programming languages.
Before joining a course you must think :
*What type of job interests you ?
*Which field you wish to build your career in ?
*Which one is better on the basis of your career goal ?
Such points will help you to grow and achieve your career goal. So, decide wisely.
Please feel free to raise more queries.
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Wish You Luck!

U can do LLB after B com.Candidates should have appeared or passed any Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) of a recognized University with 45% of aggregate marks or any other examination recognized as equivalent by the Universities concerned. The Maximum age is 30 yrs in case of general category and 35 yrs in case of SCs & STs. u must have to appear for the entrance exam LAW CET for the admission in the Andhra Pardesh university. On the bais of ur rank in the entrance exam and the marks of qualifying exam the merit will be prepared. U are of course elegible for appearing in the test but for admission u will have to get good rank. If u crack the test that's good otherwise there are certain colleges/universities also which provide quality education and placement services to the students like :-
Lovely Professional University
Amity University
Delhi University