B.Tech

Hello Ankit,
With unemployment at almost 50% for the fresh engineering graduates, it very good idea that you have thought of. India's population is growing and hence insurance persons required is also increasing. Please approach any private or govt. insurance companies. They are always on the lookout

Hello Vijay,
Many years ago, some universities were awarding degree of B.Sc in engineering. But I think now a days only BE or B.Tech. However I would be interested if you can let me know if such degree is still awarded.

Hello Kaab,
Actually, Diploma is a skill enabler course and you don't need any other course for a getting job. You can definitely get a suitable job based on your Diploma.

Hello Aayush,
Absolutely no need to worry. This gap will not matter at all. Go ahead with your preparation and plans.

Hello Anupriya,
You have studied many subjects in your engineering course. Any of this subject can be your choice for PG provided of course that it is offered by your intended college. But I would advise you strongly select only that subject which either fascinates you or incites passion.

Yes, it does offer B.Tech through distance. Check out the link mentioned below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/bachelor-of-technology-aims-institute-of-university-studies-coimbatore-190906

You need to keep in mind your long term goals & financial capacity before deciding on the university.
Some other factors could be:
-Fees
-Local weather
-International student composition
-Availability of part-time campus/off campus work
-Campus placement opportunities
-University & college ranking
-Research