Career

2. Higher Studies:-
Here 3 different routes are available like post-graduation, management and study abroad.
I. Post-Graduation (M.Sc. -IT/ MCA)
In Post-graduation, a B.Sc. IT graduate can do a M.Sc in the same field or a MCA. Now, Job-wise M.Sc is preferred by people who want to go into the research

After Diploma with civil engineering you can start your career as a junior engineer. While you complete your civil engineering you can go for GATE and other fields as a graduate.

Either you should go for B.Tech with computer science branch or you can go for BCA. But I would suggest you to get on with B.Tech.

There are many options for you. If you really want to do engineering you can do that from private colleges. You can pursue BBA, B.Sc agriculture, BCA, banking sector, etc. You can also apply for government services.

Hello Kamlesh,
After BA in Public Policy, I feel the best option for you would be public administration or HR. There are other courses too. Let me tell that good career depends not on what you have studied but on how much hard work you are willing to put up. All degrees are good only for perhaps fir

In western countries, there is a huge difference. But, in India the difference is less. BBA and MBA jobs are the same when you pass out from an average colleges. Though, students passing out from IITs and IIMS land up in specialized jobs.

Hi,
If you are planning a fitness training programme, join a good affiliated institute that is well recognised and get a certification. Go for a job oriented certification. Before you pay for any such courses, ask about how you can build your career after completion which means placement assistance

If your passion is media and communication then go and follow it. Follow your passion.

In railway, with EEE you can work as technician, Electrical operator, in power Management of railway and all energy and power Management Sector.

It is dependent upon your interest. You can go for CA and courses related to finance and marketing.