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Hi,
Go for lateral entry into degree programs. Follow the link below that has list of colleges offering B.E/B.TECH:-
tinyurl.com/7qt5a5g
You can even look forward to typical telecommunications certificate programs that include courses on:
Telecommunications systems modeling
Advanced network administration
Wireless communications
Information technology structures
Network security and management
LAN/WAN technology
Telecommunications circuits
Also you may consider:-
**Computer Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)
**Microsoft Certified Professional and Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician (MCP and MCDST)
**Electronics Technician's Association-International (ETA-I)
**Certified Electronics Technician-Associate Level (CETa)
All the above would certainly enhance your knowledge and aptitude as well as get you a bright future. And with additional certifications in the kitty, one can definitely expect both good designation and salary graph as well.
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Good Luck.

Hi,
Based on your percentile you may apply to some of the following B-Schools.
- Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research-Mumbai.
- Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies-Mumbai.
- Lala Lajpat Rai Institute of Management-Mumbai.
To get the detailed information about the placement records, faculty, tuition and hostel fees, it would be always advisable to browse through the web pages of the above stated institutes.
You can also visit these institutes personally, and talk to the students studying there, and take there feedback regarding faculty, teaching methodology, placements etc, all this will help you to take decision regarding which institute to join.
Good Luck.
All the best.

There is no question of technology in MBA or PGDM degree. In short, PGDM courses have flexible syllabus and institutions offering PGDM is supposed to take industry demand in cognizance while including topics in syllabus. These are provided by non AICTE/UGC approved colleges. MBA is offered bu UGC/AICTE approved colleges and their syllabus is more rigid as changes take place after few years. The job prospective and salary is decided by the quality of institutions and not by PGDM/MBA degree name. For example, all IIMs give PGDM degree and their placements draw top salaries. Next level is of SP Jain, XLRI, MDI, Welingkers etc. A small institution which is not good but offering PGDM, can not provide a salary beyond Rs.15,000/- Therefore, make a choice of institution and for that you will have to score well in CAT/MAT.

Hi,
Well as per your query I would say that there are a few criterion that needs to be in mind while selecting optional for IAS.
*First and the foremost, the Candidate must be comfortable in grasping the concepts of the subject.
*Availability of study material is also an important factor in determining the optional subject.
*Candidate should not choose a subject just because it's said to be scoring or his friends are choosing it.
You can opt for one subject according to your prior educational background along with any other subject for which you possess keen interest and passion. For forbidden combinations visit UPSC website.
So Once and for all, it's about candidate's own comfort in understanding the subject and choosing the optional subjects should be done carefully since it is the very deciding factor for the candidate's selection in this prestigious examination.
All the Best for your Success!
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