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Hi Raghavendra,
Post the completion of your B.tech you can opt for further studies i.e. Masters in the field of interest of which Technology and Management being the most obvious options available. For this purpose you can start preparing to qualify the various entrances along with your B.Tech education.
But if you are keen to pursue courses in the field of Civil engineering only, although there are hardly any options available yet you may opt for courses like construction Technology and Management, Concrete technology, Transportation Engineering, Steel technology and many more. However! there aren't many institutes to offer diploma/ short term courses in these sub-disciplines of Civil Engineering but you may refer to the following types of institutes :
For structural engineering:
Sri Venkateswara University
Integral University
JNTU
Indian Institute of Technology (IITG)
For Construction Management:
Annamalai University
IGNOU,
National Institute of Construction Management and Research and to know more, search through https://Shiksha.com.
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All the Best!

Hi Samira,
Both of these programs are 2 year Post graduate Diploma program. The only difference is that if you choose PGDBA you will have different options to choose from for your specialisation & in first two semesters you will get general Management Knowledge, whereas, if you opt for PGDHRM from the very first semester you would be taught about HR. So if you want to develop your other Management skills as well along with your specialisation then you can opt for PGDBA and if you only want to focus on HR then go for PGDHRM.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Shivang,
There are many institutes in India which are offering MBA in Hospital Management or the other similar courses like NSHM, M.T.E. Societys College of Hospital Management and many more . To know about these you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yjmec4q
As for the MCI screening is concerned, it is required basically for the purpose where in a student/ aspirant prefers to pursue his/ her practice in India, although the education is attained from abroad.
Every University / college has its own eligibility criteria and this would vary from one to another and to know about the same you would require to contact the institute directly.
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Hi Rohit,
It would be very difficult for you to pursue your MBA from this university as your aggregate is fairly on the lower side. This university requires candidates to have a minimum 75% in their under graduation. However, there is 1 ray of hope on the basis of which your undergrad percentage can be compensated. Provided you can score a 720-740 in your GMAT examination and 105+ in the TOEFL, the university would definitely consider your application as a candidate is assessed on the basis of his whole candidature and not only 1 aspect. Also, your letters of recommendations should be very strong along with a well defined and clear Statement of Purpose. Provided you can fulfill the above mentioned formalities, i believe you would have some chance of getting an admission offer from this university.
For further details, please visit https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/516/institute/college-University-Of-Toronto-Toronto-Canada
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