B.Tech

This would depend a lot on the need for earning. If you can manage without income for about 2 years then I would advise you to go for full-time MBA from any of the top 10 MBA institutes or in case you intend to continue working then you must explore Execuitve MBA/distance MBA/part-time MBA from top

It is important to understand what made you go for III certifications. Was it out of interest or just did it as your friends also did the course?
Before pursuing any course, you first need to decide your interest areas & long-term career aspirations. Keeping both in mind, you need to decide what you

SITM is a great option for a candidate who has done B.Tech in ICT. There are three specializations at SITM, systems and finance, analytics and finance and marketing and finance. The cutoff for all three have been around the 75-78 percentile.

Hi Arzoo,
You must take SAT or ACT to be considered for admissions in any of the universities in the USA for Bachelor's degrees. Georgia Institute of Technology is also highly competitive and next to MIT in terms of selection of students and world reputation. Hence, very high academic grades in clas

MBA is a business administration degree which could help you to find a job in the car companies, bike companies, shipyards, etc. You will get a higher position and first preference should be the MBA degree.

Hello,
Everything is possible in this world. If you can explain backlogs, if you have very good academics, etc. I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Ireland for better results.

Hi,
First of all you need to clear your backlogs to get admission. Once cleared you can directly apply to the college.
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/diploma-in-quality-control-and-iso-9000-iso-9001-to-9004-all-india-institute-of-management-studies-mandaveli-rd-chennai-3833

No, you can't pursue your 4th year in Australia or Mumbai. There is provision to change the college under the University only. The inter-university transfer is not there. But you can do your PG from Australia or wherever you wish.
Good luck.

Hello Purna,
Yes, of course. Machines are the preserve of mechanical engineers. They could be in Agri, atomic energy, domestic use, chemical factory, etc.

You should opt for the area in which you have interest and expertise and where you want to see yourself professionally.