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Hi kuldeep,
CS is company secretary course, after completion you wil become Principal officer of a company, you can go for independant practice also as Company secretary. Which invloves foundation, executive, final programs. All graduates are exempted from Foundation, 10+2 should take Foundation as well.
admissions will take place year along, there should be min 9 months gap for attending exams after initial enrollment.CFA is certified finacial analyst offered by American universities which is for Financial sector ,ICWA is similar to CA, with less employment opprtunities compared to CA. ICWA can fetch opportunities in Labour oriented organizations as accounts officer like dat. out of all these CS is the best and Ultimate. But lot of hard work Required. Speed with accuracy is Mantra for getting success in CS. after CS you can go for ICSA-UK qualification with accredited exemptions under ICSI-ICSA scheme of arrangement. after 2years of CS practice you will get ACS designation, after 5 years FCS designation. Hope this clears your confusion. Gud luck.

Hi Anjan,
From what I could gauge from your query is that you want to know about the specialisation you should take in MBA. If yes, then I would suggest that while choosing a specialisation in MBA the most important thing which you should keep in mind is your own interests and career aspirations. Apart from this being an engineering graduate you must be having strong logical & mathematical skills so you can opt for finance, IT/Systems or operations. However, in MBA all the streams are open to all kind of students with varied backgrounds.
I would once again like to remind that give priority to your own passion and inclination because you can excel the most in the field chosen according to your own interest area.
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Pooja

Hi Anjan,
Different B-Schools/ Institutes will have different eligibility criteria and admission procedure to take students in their Management programs. However, most of the Institutes would take students who have completed their graduation. Some good Institutes will require you to have completed your graduation from a recognized University with 50% aggregate marks.
For more information on Institutes giving Distance education MBA please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/yhl3azo
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Pooja

Hi Anjan,
To do an MBA through regular full time mode, first step is to clear an entrance examination. Different Institutes will have different entrance examinations (like CAT, XAT, MAT etc.) to take the students for their Management programs. After clearing Entrance Examination the next step would group discussion & the last step would be Personal Interview. Depending on your scores you will receive calls from various Institutes.
If you are looking for a Part time program some Institutes will give a direct entry but almost all the good Institutes will either have an entrance or an interview. Some institutes will have the same procedure as regular MBA. Part time programs generally need 2-3 years of work experience
If you want to opt for correspondence then there is no admission criterion as such apart from one that is you need to be a graduate. Some good Institutes may ask for 50% in graduation.
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Pooja

Hi Sweta,
It largely depends on your own interests and career aspirations. If you want to go in for Hard core networking CCNA would be a good option, however, if you want to work on different operating systems provided through Microsoft then MCSE would be a certification for you.
For choosing an institute I would suggest that first of all you should visit the centre apart from this few of the other things which you should keep in mind are: check the study material, infrastructure, faculty background etc. of the Institute, also try and talk with few of the current batch students.
As these are the certification programs most important thing is clearing the certification examination without which you would not become certified Networking administrator or System engineer even if you have full time training, so depending on your capabilities and caliber you should decide whether you would like to go for a full time or a part time program.
Hope this will be of help. Please feel free to revert back with any doubt or query. In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
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Pooja

Employment opportunities exist in both the public and the private sector in this industry. In the public sector, you can work in the Directorates and Departments of tourism of the center and the state, guides etc. In the private sector, on the other hand you can secure a job in a travel agency, hotel, airline, transport agency or a cargo company. Since this industry is a relatively new one, there are not a huge number of experienced individuals. Hence, you can move up the ladder fast and establish your own agency after a few years
Best government Insituttes are as follows:-
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM)
Pondicherry University, Pondicherry-605014
School of Vocational Studies, Delhi University, New Delhi-110049
Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra-136119