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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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It depends on your position. The highest post in IAS is cabinet secretary to Prime Minister of India and according to 17 pay commission, the salary for that post is 2.5 lakh per month provided that the cabinet secretary will enjoy all the other facilities like government bungalow, escort etc.
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Harshit Jain
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There are various PSUs and government companies in which electronic and telecommunication engineering jobs are offered. Some of them are BEL, DRDO, BARC, Indian Railways, Meteorological Dept, AAI, DMRC, etc. In order to get a job in most of these, you have to appear and clear the GATE exam. ISRO, DRDO, and BARC have separate exams for them. There are other PSUs too which require GATE exam.
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Payal sakhi
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The career prospects for economics graduates are in abundance. Numerous fields are waiting for economic graduates both in the public as well as the private sectors. In the government sector, one may try for Indian Economic Services, jobs in the Reserve Bank of India, PSUs and other public sector banks. All these jobs have wonderful career options. These jobs give you social prestige along with financial stability. The private sector also offers jobs for economic graduates in the fields like private banks, MNCs, BPOs, KPOs, Business journals, and newspapers. One can pursue Ph.D in economics to enter into the field of teaching in college
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Balbir Singh
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Hi Sreekanth,
I would recommend you to pursue MBA course in banking and finance sector from any of the reputed business colleges with good accrediting grade and ranking in case if you are a working. I would highly suggest, you should pursue Management development programmes that are been conducted at many business schools. These MDP programmes are designed in such a way that it would help a particular working professional to gain lots of knowledge in very short period of time.
To get more information about MDP programmes, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://bit.ly/2f7Qwmx
Good Luck!
I would recommend you to pursue MBA course in banking and finance sector from any of the reputed business colleges with good accrediting grade and ranking in case if you are a working. I would highly suggest, you should pursue Management development programmes that are been conducted at many business schools. These MDP programmes are designed in such a way that it would help a particular working professional to gain lots of knowledge in very short period of time.
To get more information about MDP programmes, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://bit.ly/2f7Qwmx
Good Luck!
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Utkarsh Shukla
Beginner-Level 3
Game designing is one of the trickiest things in computer Science. I'm saying this according to my own experience. I developed a 2D Game as my major project in College. I have used JavaScript and C+ as my main language. But the thing is you need vision, graphics, game engine and a lot of mind work. You can learn C and C+ for your own ease.
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Balbir Singh
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Hi Vikram,
As per your degree and industry experience for better career prospects in BFSI sector. I would suggest, you should opt for management development programmes that are been held at many reputed business schools around India. this would surely help you to hone your banking and finance skills and would also keep you updated with the latest things happening in BFSI Sector.
And if in case you are in or around Pune. I would suggest, you attend the management development programmes taking place at Symbiosis School of Banking and Finance.
For more information, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://bit.ly/2f7Qwmx
GoodLuck!
As per your degree and industry experience for better career prospects in BFSI sector. I would suggest, you should opt for management development programmes that are been held at many reputed business schools around India. this would surely help you to hone your banking and finance skills and would also keep you updated with the latest things happening in BFSI Sector.
And if in case you are in or around Pune. I would suggest, you attend the management development programmes taking place at Symbiosis School of Banking and Finance.
For more information, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://bit.ly/2f7Qwmx
GoodLuck!
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karishma SuriM.tech in EC. Photographer. Traveller.
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T depends on you, whether you want to pursue your career in more of a technical work or get into management. For specialising in a technical degree, opt for M.Tech and for management, you can go for MBA.
There are many specializations in which you can do M.Tech after completing your B.Tech in civil engineering like:
1. Environmental engineering.
2. Structural engineering with specialization in offshore structures.
3. Pipeline engineering.
4. Computational fluid dynamics.
My personal choice is structural engineering as it has very good career prospects and job opportunities. To pursue this specialization you can go for NIT - Calicut or UPES -
There are many specializations in which you can do M.Tech after completing your B.Tech in civil engineering like:
1. Environmental engineering.
2. Structural engineering with specialization in offshore structures.
3. Pipeline engineering.
4. Computational fluid dynamics.
My personal choice is structural engineering as it has very good career prospects and job opportunities. To pursue this specialization you can go for NIT - Calicut or UPES -
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karishma SuriM.tech in EC. Photographer. Traveller.
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To become a marketing manager, you need to have a graduate degree and then MBA in marketing specifically because usually companies hire specialised people for these posts.
To complete your degree in MBA in marketing, go for one of these colleges as they are the best in terms of infrastructure, faculty and placements:
- Xavier institute of management, Bhubaneswar
- S.P Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
- UPES, Dehradun - It has a lot of further specialised courses which you pursue.
- ICFAI university, Mumbai
- IIMs
To complete your degree in MBA in marketing, go for one of these colleges as they are the best in terms of infrastructure, faculty and placements:
- Xavier institute of management, Bhubaneswar
- S.P Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
- UPES, Dehradun - It has a lot of further specialised courses which you pursue.
- ICFAI university, Mumbai
- IIMs
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