Which course should I pursue? I am interested in learning about mechanical engineering, about design and about business.

I have completed my Diploma in tool and die making from NTTF. Should I go for external studies or prefer regular/distance studies?

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Dr Suresh Babu Cheelapogu | Scholar-Level 16

9 years ago

Prefer full time studies in graduation as it will help you to focus more on studies and learn. You can go for B.Tech in mechanical engineering and later you can prefer MBA.

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