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Hi ,
Just for your knowledge there is 1 course called Corporate Administration and Facility Management. This course is specially designed for the engineering students. After doing such a course you can use your technical expertise of your engineering stream and as well as your soft skills to manage administration and facility departments of Multi National Corporations (MNC's).
Students are getting salaries which are at par with MBA institutes. Students can also earn back upto 50% of their fees back as they go for 6 months of industry exposure. Course duration is also 1 year as compared to two years in MBA. Students after pursuing this career are getting guaranteed salary packages in the range of 4 - 6 lacs. The packages are totally depending on an individual’s capability, experience and aptitude level.
For more info you can visit www.inlead.in

Hi,
Masters in public health is a good course to pursue, public health is an exciting and growing field of study. The field challenges its professionals to confront complex health issues, such as improving access to health care, controlling infectious disease, and reducing environmental hazards, violence, substance abuse, and injury.
Public Health professionals come from varying educational backgrounds and can specialize in an array of fields. A host of specialists, including teachers, journalists, researchers, administrators, environmentalists, demographers, social workers, laboratory scientists, and attorneys, work to protect the health of the public.
Public health is a field that offers an abundance of job opportunities to suit a variety of interests and skills. Whether you are more interested in crunching numbers, conducting research, or working with people, there is a place for you in the field of public health.
I would suggest that before opting for any course you must first decide in which field you wish to build your career and accordingly you can select the best course as per your interest and liking.
As a student you should give your 100% in whichever course you opt for, and if you do well then getting a good job with handsome salary should not be a problem.
All the Best.

hi Mohammed,
IAS is the premier services under the Civil Services of India and the admissions are based on qualifying and entrance conducted by the UPSC.
The exam is conducted in two phases:
Preliminary test (CSAT) and Main Written Test.
CSAT: It is an Objective type examination consisting of Two Papers that is common to all candidates from 2011 having special emphasis on testing their aptitude for civil services as well as on general knowledge.
Main Exam.: Those who qualify the CSAT exam are shortlisted for the Main exam. It is a descriptive (essay type) examination. The General Studies, Essay paper, English Paper are common to all candidates and with this a candidate has two optional subjects to choose from the given options and a language paper of his / her choice. After qualifying the test, shortlisted candidates are called for the interviews and then the final selection takes place.
ALL D BEST.

Hi Mohammed,
IAS is the premier services under the Civil Services of India and the admissions are based on qualifying and entrance conducted by the UPSC.
The exam is conducted in two phases:
Preliminary test (CSAT) and Main Written Test.
CSAT: It is an Objective type examination consisting of Two Papers that is common to all candidates from 2011 having special emphasis on testing their aptitude for civil services as well as on general knowledge.
Main Exam.: Those who qualify the CSAT exam are shortlisted for the Main exam. It is a descriptive (essay type) examination. The General Studies, Essay paper, English Paper are common to all candidates and with this a candidate has two optional subjects to choose from the given options and a language paper of his / her choice. After qualifying the test, shortlisted candidates are called for the interviews and then the final selection takes place.
ALL D BEST.