Career

Hi,
To prepare for the IAS exam, the preparation requires the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy.
- You may refer to books such as :
General Studies Manual
Indian Politics by Lakshmikanth
Ancient History by D.D.Kausambi's
R.S.Agarwal [Arithmetic]
Wren & Martin [English Grammar]
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma
NCERT Science books of class IX and X
Social Science NCERT books of class IX to XII
Modern Indian history by Bipan Chandra
Geography NCERT books of class XI and XII
School Atlas of Oxford Publication
Political Science NCERT books of class XI and XII
- You may even study journals and watch television for important news reports. You may refer to periodicals such as Frontline, Business Today, Business Outlook, Yojana: Publication Division, Government of India.
For current affairs, you may read eBook published by Jagran and for regular current affairs update you may visit Jagranjosh.com.
- Reading newspapers such as The Economic Times, The Times of India, The Hindu, Statesman, Telegraph etc will also help you to get a good hold on the English language.
- Always keep the syllabus and past five years question papers handy.
For details regarding forms, syllabus, exam dates etc you may visit the official website mentioned below.
http://www.upsc.gov.in/
Wish You Luck!

You do not need a degree to do CPL ( commercial Pilot License ) abroad. You need 12th standard with Maths and Physics. In general you can complete CPL within a year in US or Australia or New Zealand. In general, it will cost you about 20 to 30 lakhs range to complete CPL. Make sure you get atleast 200 hours of flying to qualify for DGCA ( Director General of Civil Aviation) requirement to convert your overseas License to a Indian one if you intend to fly in India. I have assisted over 20 plus students to do CPL and it needs a basic intelligence, decent language skills plus money apart from lots of Self motivation to make it. All the best.

Hi,
Banking is one of the most sought after career choice among the students. It is an entry into a well paid, secure and status career.
Public sector banks recruit candidates at 2 levels- the officer level and the clerical level. After XII (Commerce or any subject) Graduation followed by banking examination for Probationary officers can be taken.
Engineers, agricultural scientists, home economists, chemists, lawyers, language specialists can enter banking through the special category intake.
Foreign and Private banks recruit bright candidates from the parent organization on the basis of merit or campus selections are made at reputed management institutes. MBA/ Masters in Finance Control/ CA/ Certified Analysts course/ Business Economics/ Public Relations /Law are preferred qualifications for Multinational and Private Banks.
So you can pick the stream considering the above facts and also as per your skills, interest, aptitude and career goal.
You can even start working on the essential skills-
Team leadership qualities
Integrity, confidentiality and honesty in all dealings with money, customers & staff
Foreign exchange transactions need an analytical, quick and mature mind
Good communications skills in speech & writing
Numerical aptitude
Well-organised mind and well-rounded personality
Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/942/Career-In-Banking
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/176/Banking-Courses-And-Institutions
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Hi,
Employment areas-
Database Management
Design Support and Data Communications.
E-Commerce
Embedded Technologies
Networking
Security and Surveillance Companies
Software Development Companies
System Maintenance
Technical Support
Job Roles can be-
Software tester
Software Engineer
Software analyst
Trainee programmer
Software administrator
Lecturers
Salaries after MCA-
Government Organizations: The salary varies from to company to company, but on an average MCA graduates are paid from Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 65,000 depending up on the talent, skill and performance of the graduates in test and interviews conducted by the government authorities.
Private Sector: The range of salary offered by private firms varies according to the functioning and other policies of the company. In India companies like TCS, Wipro and Infosys focus on talented MCA graduates. MCA graduates are paid up to 3.5 lakhs per annum in the private sector.
The remuneration abroad is very high for MCA graduates and some company's even pay up to Rs. 60 to Rs. 90 lakhs per annum.
https://www.shiksha.com/masters-in-computer-application-mca-article-4592-1
With MBA in IT under your kitty, you can expect more than the amount mentioned above.
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Dear sree, yes this will affect your career for top MNC but there will be no problem for some Local firms to recruit you. Once you gain some 3-4 years experience then no one will pay attention to your gap.
Well you haven't mentioned whether you were doing diploma or degree in engineering.
If Diploma them I would request you to complete your diploma and then enroll directly in II year of BCA
If Degree then if possible try to complete it . If not possible then don't think about things which are out of your hand.
go for BCA, whether MNC will consider your gap or not , that should not end your career and further study. There is no end of studying.
Go for BCA if Completing engineering is not possible.
BCA then MSc (2 Years ) then MTech (You will be again on your engineering track)
Good Luck !