Degree

MBA seems to be the most preferred option and a valid choice for B.Tech students. The change in stream from engineering to Management gives them scope of searching jobs in Engineering as well. As Management. Being a Graduate, you are eligible to pursue MBA via Distance Learning as well. I shall be bale to suggest Universities in Haryana like GJU, KUK for MBA. You can explore distance learning universities as per your choice of place or state.

No, you can't get admission for the course you have mentioned above because as you have completed Diploma in civil engineering so you are experienced in that field. So, I will recommend that you should do something in the same branch for your betterment.
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Hi there,
If you really have to choose between these two then you must go with Amity. Also, one of the big reasons to choose this could be the geographical location and its infrastructure. Jiwaji, on another hand, lacks both. Also, Amity has grown to be a good university and a choice of many students. Also, placements will grow better there.

Hello Souvik,
The candidates are allowed to apply for their post-graduation subject or its related subject if there is no subject of your post-graduation. The UCG NET exam is conducted for the lectureship at the university or the junior research fellowship. As you have completed the Masters in Pharmacy you may apply for the CSIR NET Earth Science. Check the official notification to know in details.

MPCs is the worst. MECs is the next to being worst, outdated subjects they will teach. The worst part is that it is all technical subjects, but you will only get placed in the field of computer sciences. If you want a good placement and your study should be of any value in future in the technical field, do engineering. Or else do MSCs, it is the best option.

It is a branch of Aptech, so they cannot give degree, they will certify you after the training. The formal degree you can get from universities like Lovely professional University (B.Sc (Design - Multimedia)B.Sc (Design - Graphics)B.Sc (Design - Gaming )B.Design (Multimedia)B.Design (Graphics)B.Design (Gaming) or AMity University (B.Sc. - Animation & Visual Graphics ,Mumbai BFA (Animation).

Yes, you are surely appear in competitive exams. Eligible criteria for these competitive exams is you should have your graduation degree.

Guru Nanak Dev University has a rich placement history. Also, dual integrated courses have seen a steady rise in placement. With that, all being said placement also depends upon the quality of skills that you acquire from the degree and how well you give the interview.

Hi Vardha,
The eligibility criteria for BITS-Pilani MBA is as below:
"B.E. /B.Tech in Engineering or a Masters Degree in any discipline from any recognised university or any Integrated first degree of BITS. Candidates should have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in qualifying degree. "
The shortlisting of the candidate is done on the basis of CAT/GMAT score.
Best wishes.

Hi,
If you don't mind, can you please specify, the City you want to pursue 3rd year degree and the college or universities of the state or city you want pursue your degree in? Because, if you don't specify, people from all over India will answer your question and you'll be confused in the end searching for your right syllabus and answer.