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There are no takers abroad for B.Tech. freshers unless you have been selected from the campus placement of IIT, IIM, NIT, VIT, BIT type of top colleges. Doing certification courses will not help in getting job specially RHCE, CCNA, CCNP type as during the interview process you will have to prove your software related abilities not the certificates. Yes, developing skill in Linux is good idea. My suggestion is to work for campus placement, get a job in IT MNCs. if you prove yourself in them, you will be automatically sent for on-site job at the client end in abroad.
By the way, while pursuing B.tech., how can you specialized in networking? Avoid such bragging during interview.

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Both law and MBA are lucrative options. You have to first make up your mind which career path you prefer. If the legal profession fascinates you, go in for it as your knowledge and skills combine well with law. A part-time law degree would no doubt enhance your legal knowledge and add value, but this option may not be very attractive in your case.
In the alternative, if you are passionate about business management, you can definitely look at it as a leveraging course to scale greater heights as a management consultant or a corporate manager.
Considering various aspects, I would suggest that you can do an Executive MBA programme from a progressive B-school later on after gaining a reasonable work experience.
As a BBA graduate you can find many job opportunities in government sector. For this you have to take part in the various tests carried out by UPSC, public sector banks, PSC, SSC. There are opportunities even in defense sectors also. Some of the public sector organizations which recruits BBA graduates are:
Delhi State Cancer Institute
Jan Shikshan Sansthan
Tuberculosis Association of India
Indian Space Research Organization
Gujarat Livelihood Promotion Company Limited
State Health Society
Various banks are calling graduates for the posts of clerks and POs. The recruitment process is done by organizing entrance tests and interview. Indian Railways also recruits BBA graduates for different posts. This central government job is a respectable job among the society. They can perform in various roles such as Assistant manager, deputy general manager and so on.
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Hi,
The ICWA course will enable you to excel in areas of cost accounting and managerial accountancy. After successful completion, you'll be capable of managing the finances of a business organization.
Job profiles available for ICWA degree holders:
Internal Auditor
Finance Manager
Cost Controller
Excise Auditor
Cost Auditor
To work in these profiles, an ICWA professional will require immense knowledge and expertise to handle various types of accounting work. These job profiles offer high remuneration packages of more than Rs. 6,00,000/- to Rs. 8,00,000/- per annum.
Also refer the link below-
http://students.icwai.org/studies/students-career.asp
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For the candidate Syllabus and the Previous Year Question Papers are the key to know the demand of the examination. The development of perspective is very important for the preparation of IAS Preliminary exam. The candidate should try to find out the 'what', 'why', 'how', 'when' and 'who' of the news. The General Studies Paper I of the IAS Preliminary Exam, in the recent past, has become very much current oriented. The paper asked about the under currents of the news. The traditional who's who is a thing of past now. The exam is more oriented toward the background of the news. The main and the big problem which the candidates are facing is the comprehensiveness of the information on a topic. Till here clear Deepti.now read next.