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Hi, As a B.tech Computer Science graduate you can go for post graduation courses like MBA, MCA, M.Sc computer science, M.tech etc. There are also advanced certification programs also which will add to your benefit. Before choosing any of the higher studies course you must analyze your career goal and aspirations by choosing a particular domain on the basis of your strengths and aptitude.
You can even consider the below suggested higher study options:-
3D Animation and Visual Effects
Advance Diploma in Hardware and Networking/Multi-lingual Computer Programming
Certification Program for Network Planning and Optimization/Telecom Software Testing
CCNA, HCE+
Database Administration
IHT Certified Network Professional
IIJT Certified Networking Expert
Information Security and Ethical Hacking
Integrated Master of Computer Application
Microsoft Certified System Engineer
Red Hat Certified Engineer
Robotics Course
SAP Courses
TCNP Certification
Web & Software Engineering
I would say not to get confused, select the one that interests you the most.
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Hi Shailesh,
In order to decide between PGDEM and PGDEMA, let me introduce you to the difference between the programs.
1. PGDEM -Post Graduate Diploma in Event Management imparts creative and management skills.The course broadly covers:
-Ideation of events
-Event Logistics
-Set Design
-Entrepreneurship etc.
PGDEMA (Post Graduate Diploma in Event Management and Activation) is broader in course structure as it includes:
-Events and Activation
-Project Management
-Brand Management
-Celebrity Management
-Television events and Reality shows management etc.
You can choose either of them based on your interest.I am sure you will browse through the link provided by MSK to explore colleges.
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Hi Brandon Black, I would like to inform you that for PSW if you have completed 12th then you should go for either level 5 or level 6 courses; if you have completed graduation then you should go for level 7 courses. In NZ you will get 1 year of open work permit after study. To guide you further about admission I would like to know about your academics so kindly send us scan copy of your academic documents including your passport copy, IELTS score (if appear), documents of work experience (if any). Once having details from your side we will be able to guide you further for the process. For more detailed guidance contact us through the ecard available on Shiksha site or check our website www.educationworld.co.in. We represent more than 300 Universities/colleges across the world & if you would like to apply being a Shiksha student to any of our represented universities/colleges we would like to offer you free genuine admission as well as visa.

Hi,
Careers in law exist in the capacities of law officers, legal advisors, company secretaries, and solicitors. Law jobs are very specialized and focused in the corporate segment in India. Banking and non-banking financial institutes, insurance companies, large conglomerates, multinational corporations, appoint law professionals. Many of these companies have a distinctive 'legal cell' for assistance and legal guidance in affairs of human resource, recoveries, agreements, taxes, fund utilization, and acquisitions.
And all the segments listed above are closely related to the field of Economics. So you may go ahead with LLB if you have a strong inclination towards it.
You will have more flexibility and advantage if you take up a Post graduation further followed by a drastic difference in job opportunities and the salary packages. Besides law, research is another area which can be looked out by graduates with higher studies in Economics.You can work with private companies as well as Public sector consultancy or government departments.
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