B.Tech

Hello Rupesh,
List of short term courses in electrical engineering:
1.system installation
2.device net-software configuration
3.switching systems
4. VLSI
5.embedded systems
6.dc motor speed control
7.electric system design
8.power system maintenance
All the best!

You can refer to following textbooks:
J.B Gupta for electronic devices. It covers the basics of electronics.
B.S Grewal for maths.
N.D Bhatt for engineering drawing.
A K Shawney for the basics of electrical.

You can appear for following exams after completing B.Tech to get a job in a bank:
1. IBPS PO
2. SBI-PO

I think it will be very tough or may be impossible. Still, if there is any chance, try to get more than 9 pointers or 85% in the first year.

Yes, you can. You just need to score good marks in GRE and TOEFL exam.

You need to appear for GATE exam. If you want to opt for M.Tech abroad, then appear for GRE and TOEFL exam.

There are plenty of jobs available in civil engineering. You should visit your state government and central government website frequently, and look for the job notification. Since the competition will be higher for government jobs, they conduct competitive exams. Prepare well and try to crack the ex

Yes, you can. As per me, your decision is a waste of time and money. You have done your Diploma in the same field, so try and make your career in the field in which you completed your graduation.

I guess discontinuing B.Tech is not a good decision. You need to put extra efforts to get things going. There are plenty of opportunities after B.Tech, many PSUs recruit EEE engineers. IT-Companies do hire EEE engineers. Master of Business Administration is another option where engineers are more pr

Yes, you can opt for B.Tech. All you need to do is focus, and work hard.