B.Tech

Yes, of course, learning Python or c+ will add value to your resume. Since a large number of openings are there in this sector.

These all exams are for MBA course. Different Universities and colleges have different admission criteria. Some take through CAT and some through MAT. Maximum universities and colleges take admission based on CAT and MAT score. XAT is for admission in FMS Delhi. GMAT is mostly for those who want to

To pursue MBA abroad, you have to give GMAT exams and after clearing it you can apply in foreign universities for MBA. You may have to give TOEFL exam also for some countries.

Hello Rahul,
Not at all. You can seek admission for MS directly after your graduation in engineering.

Hello Animesh,
Yes, it is good to join PG course after B.Tech and you have to appear for GATE to get admission in any college for Master's degree course.

MS is course for Masters in other countries and if you have completed your B.Tech in CSE then you can go for MS in Computer Science and Engineering abroad. For this, you have to appear for GRE and have a good previous academic record.

You need to consider many factors before deciding. First of all, Engineering abroad (particularly in US and Canada) is called BS and not B.Tech. Both study in India and study abroad have pros and cons.
Pros for study abroad: Better infrastructure, more opportunities and better exposure. You develo

Hi,
For Master's degree, you must have a Bachelor's degree first, if you already hold a Bachelor's degree then you can pursue M.Sc maths from IGNOU simultaneously, but if this is your first UG degree then there is no way you are eligible for M.Sc.