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Hi,
The answer for this question may differ from person to person. If you think it from employers point of view whether a govt organisation or private, the person with one sitting degree would hold very less chances of getting employment. If you just want to have a degree then you probably can opt for it. Another option could be that you try Open Universities like IGNOU or Karnatka Open University. For the back log of 12th you can contact National Institute of Open Schooling.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Dear Nitin:
I have a different view the offer hence will write in detail.
The selection in VLSI happens in the following stages:
1) Resume Shortlisting
2) Written test with 50% weightage to Aptitude and 50% on digital and CMOS basics
3) One or many rounds of Technical interview
4) HR Interview
The resume shortisting is mostly done by HR and not technical department. The HR does the shortlisting based on %marks, college etc. 90% or more companies have cutoff of 60% for BE. Hence getting job in VLSI will be very difficult if not impossible.
My recommendation is to do M.Tech and ensure that you CGPA is greated than 7 which is easy if you are regular and committed. You can also join professional courses then to enhance your placement possibilities.
Regards,
Education Consellor, IIVDT
www.iivdt.com

Hi Vikhyat,
Kindly let me know in which course you are interested in as you have not mentioned the specific course name in your question so without knowing this its not easy to comment however i may give you some idea like if your program will taught in english language then TOEFL or IELTS is must in order to proof your english proficiency if its in german then Test Daf is required. University might ask for GRE test result in case of any engineering program . Unlike universities in many other countries, German universities do not have hostel facilities. Students therefore are required to arrange for their own stay. Various staying options ranging from 100 to 250 Euros are available for students.If you are able to clear the scholarship then education is free.
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Hi Shikha,
As per my understanding, easy or difficult is ones perception and nothing more, but if you are not keen to pursue B.Com, you may try for other options like B.A., Law, Animation etc depending on your interests and career aspirations. For most of the undergraduate programs you would be eligible for the distance courses rather than the regular courses.
You may refer to the following links to know about the available courses and institutes offering the same:
http://tinyurl.com/yhcqgza
http://tinyurl.com/y9ysc6y
http://tinyurl.com/yjscwnzand many more like wise, you may also refer to the link below containing all types of Bachelor courses offered through the correspondence mode:
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For more you may search on https://Shiksha.com.
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