B.Tech

You can do a Diploma or certificate course of mass communication from any registered university. Otherwise, you can apply for technical post in various media house.

Trends on various engineering branches scope and opportunities varies with multiple parameters such as Economic growth, Geo Politics, innovation & technology changes, shortage of skills, quality of education, changes social capital, etc. Therefore, predicting trends is very difficult. Currently scop

Yes, it is very useful, if you want to become an entrepreneur as you will have knowledge from both the fields i.e. engineering and management. It will actually open many paths for you.

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Yes, you are qualified to do B.Tech but you are not eligible for the entrance exams. Yu can still join IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University0 and pursue your B.Tech in mechanical branch.
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Yes, it is a good option to do MBA after B.Tech. It enhances your skills in management and the already acquired technical background. Doing management course inline with your technical will be a ‘cherry on cake’. Many engineering students go for finance, marketing, operations, HR and mass communi

You will have to get rank under 110 in JEE advance for B.tech, and for 5 year integrated course (B.tech.+M.tech) get rank under 180.

You won't be allowed for PG in dermatology without completing your MBBS degree. It's a post graduation course for medical students & not for engineering students.

Other students have to appear in TNEA entrance exam to pursue B.Tech in this university.

This is not sure to say that you will get placed but PA College provides placement.

Saroj Institute of Technology and Management is a private college in Lucknow which is good in academic, education and all.