B.E. Scope

Yes, you can do B.Ed after BE or B.Tech, so don't worry about it if you want to do then go for it, but in my opinion M.Tech is better to go for M.Tech.

Hello,Yes, you can purse M.Sc after BE or B.Tech. Thank you.

PGDM is valued in Canada, its a professional job oriented degree. Also, you can apply for a work permit after your PGDM. However if you want to come back to India you must gain some excellent work experience there or perhaps another degree like an MBA.

After doing BE in mechanical, you have various field and options to go for. You CA either go for M.Tech, you can even go for MBA if you have interest in that. You can even choose various fields to master like robotics, nanotechnology and many more as these fields pay a handsome amount of money to an experienced person who have knowledge.

You are a BE (4 Years Duration) Graduate and want to pursue a Management programme, so suggesting you to pursue an MBA (Two Years Duration) Course through Regular/ Distance Learning Mode. MBA should be Two Years as per UGC Rules else become invalid. If you just want pursue a Management programme, then do a P.G. Diploma (One Year Duration) just for a Learning Sake.

You should try for GATE exam. If you want to work, then you must get experience from various internships.

Eligibility for Advanced Diploma in industrial Safety (Government Polytechnic):
Candidate must have passed Diploma/ Graduation from a recognized board/ college/ university.
or
Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board and must have 2 years of working experience.
or
Candidate must have secured minimum 60% marks in Fire and Safety 6 months' course (only for students studying under Continuing Education Program of Government Polytechnic, Mumbai).

Yes, you can go for that. Many people go for it. But, may I know the reason of this witch it wouldn't be helping you much, rather than you can go for M.Tech in your associated discipline.

Hello Dhaval,It is very nice of you to think of doing your MBA after graduation in electrical engineering. After graduating as an engineer, there are two routes open for a student. One in the technological field of going in for M.Tech or MS, and then subsequent Research and then a job. The alternative path is to do MBA, become a generalist and then have a different career path all together. Both these have equal votaries and both these have equal chances of success. In view of the foregoing it's your decision to follow the path which you feel is right for you. Best wishes to you.