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New answer posted•8 years ago
M
8 years ago
Your B.Tech will be considered to apply for MBA abroad as you have done it recently.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Parveen Kumar Sharma
8 years ago
As you are a graduation degree holder the best course for you will be a post-graduation. I suggest that you may think of doing a degree in business administration, I mean MBA.
You can even get into Masters in English if you want to pursue a passion in literature. However, an MBA in IT or some IT rel

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New answer posted•8 years ago
DHIRAJ JAISWAL
8 years ago
Hi dear, There is job in Kolkata at the same time the competition is very tough because of so many graduates. The average salary of a B.Tech engineering in Kolkata is around 3.5 -4 lac per annum for beginners. Salary tends to increase with experience and your position in the company. Do upvote the a

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New answer posted•8 years ago
DHIRAJ JAISWAL
8 years ago
You can definitely get a decent job in Kolkata if you have the required skills. Electronics and instrumentation engineering do provide a lot of scope in both IT and non-IT sector. But remember one thing, don't be assured that a company will allow you to work only at one city. You may have to go at o

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New answer posted•8 years ago
I appreciate your sense of approach. Answering your question. Changing a branch is up to you my friend (my personal opinion is to not to change the branch).
But before you opt for another branch, keep an eye on various subjects and your interests upon the subject. It's your future and your own life.

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Pavithra Desu
8 years ago
No, it's not at all a problem if we pursue MBA after B.Tech because if you want to pursue MBA, you can also do it by taking BBA. Whereas coming to your point, the marks will never be deducted if we pursue MBA after B.Tech as it is not about marks.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Sonik Sourabh
8 years ago
Focus on your weak areas, work a bit on your strengths, follow good quality study material, join a test series provider and give your best. In between, have a firm command on Engineering Mathematics.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Siddharth Bhardwaj
8 years ago
Dear Rithik,
Both are hard to achieve. For IIT (preferably top IITs) requires you to score 'good' marks in GATE with good number of work experience. And still you may find yourself suffering because of lesser number of seats and reservations. And for abroad, you need; #1) Lots of funds (if you didn't

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Sreekant Shenoy
8 years ago
MBA is good if you are not doing it in India. But M.Tech is not bad too. There couldn't be any comparison or difference to be particular.

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