D.P.Ed

Dear, do you want to know about private or government colleges?

For what do you want to go to another state? Please make your question a little more clear.

Yes, it may be in 2 or 3 shifts.

1. Academy of aviation and professional excellence
2. Advance computer college
3. All India Institute of management studies-AIIMAS
4. Alliance Institute of management
5. Annex college of management studies
6. Apex international college
7. Attitude management academy-AMA
8. Avagmah business school
9. Birsa Institute of technical education-BITE
10. BMT university
11. Brevity International Institute of Management and Technology - IIMT
12. Brilliant Education.

Well, you can do a Diploma and graduation simultaneously. You can start a Diploma in any engineering course on a regular basis and pursue Graduation from some open universities like IGNOU it's completely valid but when you will apply for government jobs you can use only one Certificate as per my knowledge but you can use both in private jobs. But I would suggest it is not the right way to proceed even if it permits. You should stick to one path, complete it and then go for another. Keep learning.

Hello Sagar Kumar Shah, no. It's not the case that only mechatronics has a future in India. Let me assure you that civil engineering itself has great potential and if you like the subject then should do graduation only in this branch. Best wishes to you.

Hi. For detailed information, you can see below link
https://ask.shiksha.com/operation-techniques-diploma-college-in-aurangabad-qna-6506069
Thanks.

Only two colleges provide Diploma in Taxation at Kolkata
North Bengal University
NSOU Netaji Subhas Open University
It's a 1-year Certificate course. Main eligibility 10 +2 qualification but most colleges select through Entrance exam and that is IPU CET. For either of the admission process, candidates are required to fill out the online application form and submit the required documents and application fees beforehand. The admission authorities verify the details of applicants and send them the admission offer letter. So contact these colleges personally for further information.

Hello Pauravi Shah, there is a perpetual discussion on the pros and cons of these two routes to do engineering graduation. There is no one correct answer. Depending on your convenience you should select the route. Best wishes to you.