Electronics and Communication Engineering

Hello, if you left the college in the first year of graduation, then you can again opt for JEE Mains examination and according to your rank, college and branch will be allocate.

Hi Sandeep,
Congratulations that you have taken good courses followed by your engineering. It's a good start and you may try to find a job in development and programming. Since you know the language and Software testing it would be a great help for companies to appoint you as QA or software tester.

Hi Thasneem,
I am sorry to say, I am not the correct person to answer your question since I am the representative of BITS MBA.

No, the eligibility is the bachelor's degree. For more details refer to the distance education department website of NLSIU. (http://ded.nls.ac.in/).

Yes, you can go for MBA in airlines and airport management. Check the below link for colleges in India-
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/colleges/colleges-india

Hello Akhila,
Both are totally different disciplines.
However, the engineering approach is same.
ECE is about electronics and how the different electrical components (Microprocessor, RAM, etc.) communicate with each other. It has more physics in it. There is a little programming involved but not much.
CSE deals with telling these components what to do and when to do it; by programming them. It has a lot of logic involved and maths too.
Good luck.
Thank you.

You have to clear CAT but in my opinion, you should go for M.Tech because now a days, most of companies refused to hire students from science background.