B.Tech

Yes, in many government jobs, if candidate has done O level certification, then B.Tech ECE candidate is also preferred. Normally, B.Tech in CSE or IT is preferred, but with certificates, the candidate is eligible for applying. Also, it depends on company to company. Before applying you Can check the

Some of the important books are listed below:
-Quantitative Aptitude book by R.S.Agarwal
-Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning by Arun Sharma /Logical Reasoning by S.Chand
-English proficiency-IMS India
-Reasoning by Mukesh Khanna
-Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Agarwal
-Disha Publications-G.K

Absolutely you can change your steam in engineering.

Your percentage is not enough for getting admission in top college, but don't panic. In India, there are lot of universities and colleges to provide you best B.Tech course with specialization. Look for private universities. One university that is in my mind is Manipal University. You should try. All

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I believe by CS you mean Computer Science, B.Tech CS has absolutely no correlation with MBA Finance, in which case it will be an entirely new ball game altogether. Though you are eligible to apply and can pursue if you clear the entrance process successfully, finance is an entirely different s

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Admission in 2nd year B.Tech after completing B.Sc is not allowed anywhere in India. So I don’t think you can do so but you can pursue MCA from DTU by cracking the entrance. It has almost same value.

Yes, you can get admission in KCET for B.Tech.
Eligibility criteria: You should have passed 10+2 level qualifying examination with Physics and Mathematics as main subjects and English as a language subject and studied Chemistry/ Bio-Technology/ Computer Science/ Biology as an elective subject in cla

It will be better to choose M.Tech rather than MBA because here you can choose your corresponding branch in PhD. Whereas if you go for MBA you have to focus on different fields, i.e. management as well but if you want a job then you can go through MBA.