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Hi Tekchand,
1) After B.Tech you may either opt for higher studies or find a job.
Generally, after B.Tech, students opt for M.Tech for advance technical knowledge OR MBA if in case interested in management side.
If this doesn't excite you then you may even opt for specialized advance short-term courses depending on the specialization you have pursued during the bachelor's phase.
2) Not to forget, choose the course which you feel matches your interest and personal attributes as this decision will help you to climb the ladder of success without any hurdles.
3) I would request you to be a bit more specific and mention the specialization you have completed B.Tech in as it will be easier to provide you with more specific guidance.
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There are a lot of field which you can choose after clearing 12th from science field but it completely depends on you that what you really want to choose and what are you interested in because i have found people completing their courses in science field and then working in some other field.This happens because they don't know what they are interested in they just listen to other people and stay confused through out their career and finally end in picking up any other job which is not even related to what they have studied.So instead of suggesting you about the career firstly i will suggest you to find which subject you are interested or which is the field you think you can give your best.Think about it.

There are a lot of field which you can choose after clearing 12th from science field but it completely depends on you that what you really want to choose and what are you interested in because i have found people completing their courses in science field and then working in some other field.This happens because they don't know what they are interested in they just listen to other people and stay confused through out their career and finally end in picking up any other job which is not even related to what they have studied.So instead of suggesting you about the career firstly i will suggest you to find which subject you are interested or which is the field you think you can give your best.Think about it.

Hi,
Yes you can study Law after B.COM. You can pursue a three-year law course leading to a BA LLB (Hons). For seeking admission in this law course you'll have to give an entrance test and a personal interview.
The premier institution is the National Law School in Bangalore. For admission into it, an All India Entrance Examination is held. The course usually covers practical training including court attendance, hands on training at legal aid centres and research projects. For specialisation in a single focused branch, there are short diploma courses in labour and labour welfare, taxation and so on. To be able to practise, it is mandatory to put in a year's internship.
Some of the other leading legal Institutions in India are University College Bangalore, Government Law College Mumbai, ILS Law College and Symbiosis College, Pune and Faculty of Law of Delhi University, Aligarh Muslim University etc.
There are various areas of specialisation in this field which one can choose from like corporation law, civil law, criminal law, international law, labour law, patent law, tax law and so on.
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Hi,
As per your profile pursuing MBA in finance would be the best option for you, as it will further enhance your career prospects.
Maximum number of MBA aspirants specialise in finance these days and this trend is because of the numerous possibilities that an MBA-Finance offers.
You can look out for exciting careers in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. You can get involved in consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
A good experience in this field can also lead you to serve on government committees and contribute significantly to policy-making issues. You can also end up providing consultancy services to corporate and government organizations.
Those who work as financial analysts start off with a minimum package of Rs 4 lakh an year. Credit analysts start at Rs 5-6 lakh per annum and earn as much as Rs 20-30 lakh per annum once they reach senior level positions. Management consultants too start at Rs 5-8 lakh and within a few years earn as much as Rs 10-15 lakh per annum.
Feel free to discuss more.
Good Luck.
All the Best.