Career

Hello,
After completing your engineering, you can go for higher studies like - M.Tech, M.Sc or MBA etc.
But if you want to get a job, then you have many options available like -
There are many jobs available for engineers in Indian Government.
You can apply for Railway RRB JE or SSE Exams or SSC junior Engineer Exams etc.
Click here to know more about Railway Exams - http://entranceexaminformation.blogspot.com/2016/06/railway-rrb-exams-are-you-prepared-for.html
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

Hello,
You have many options available after completing graduation.
But it depends on you that you want to go for higher studies or for a job.
If you want to for higher studies then go for post graduation & get a Masters degree like - MBA etc.
If you want to get a job then you can apply for many competitive exams to get a government job like - Bank Exams, SSC Exams, Railway Exams etc.
This is a good option to get a job.
Click here to prepare for SSC Exams - http://bit.ly/ssc-cgl-preparation-books
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

One way is to graduate from economics Honors and after that you can do 2-3 years course in law.

There is neither exact syllabus nor any book for the preparation of civil service exams.
However, for preparation, coaching notes, current affairs, daily newspapers and other ideal books for UPSC is a boost for the preparation. Current affairs are very important. In this year's UPSC Prelims, more than 40 questions came from current affairs and also around 20 from ancient history and medieval.

Hi Megala,
I appreciate your career choice. No college or institute can provide you a work opportunity. However, they might help you in the recommendation. If you want to go commercially that is for Films and Television, you can start with your course at Barry John Institute, New Delhi. I would suggest you to start from Bombay as it will help you to make a good PR. Institutes like Actors Prepare can help you in Bombay.
All the best.

As I told you earlier Vishal, you can not be a commercial pilot in 26 lakhs. They will only give you flight trading and nothing else. It's my suggestion that you should not waste your money till you are well satisfied about the trading and all things.
All the best.

Hello Hrithik,
I would suggest you to talk to MS. Chetna on this as she is an expert in study abroad program. You can find her on https://Shiksha.com in top expert list.

If a 3 years course is completed in 5 years, it will not be considered to be a gap. However, it will become quite apparent that there have been backlogs which might hamper the chances of getting shortlisted.