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It is always good to move ahead by upgrading yourself on the career path that you are interested in, but as you have mentioned that you have 10 years of work experience in banking operations & Planning. I would highly recommend you to go for 2 years full-time MBA in banking and finance at Symbiosis College of Banking and Finance. The faculty members and placement facilities provided by them are very good. In case if you cannot pursue full-time MBA, then they also provide management development programs for the working professionals as well. For more information about MBA programs, kindly check out the link mentioned below:
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It depends on you, but I will suggest you should opt for mechanical engineering because it is an evergreen field. Aeronautical also has a good scope, but it doesn't have much demand as compared to mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineering has more scope for future. In future, you can move opt for Masters in aeronautical engineering.
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1. St. Xaviers College
2. Elphinstone College
3. Ramnarain Ruia College
Lots of career options are open for you, but you should be careful, and select the course as per your interest. Please do not give priority to any other factor than your own interest. Here are few options for you:
1. M.Sc (if you are interested in teaching)
2. MCA
3. MBA
4. Any other competitive exam for jobs like admin, services, banks, etc.
According to me, you should meet a good career counselor for personality and interest psychometric test. Apart from your personality test.
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