Electronics and Communication Engineering

Both are good streams of electronics and communication, if you are interested in computer applications like Big Data/SAP/ERP solutions mainly used in IT industries. Also computer applications which are used in circuit designing and robotics.
If your field of interest is mobile and cellular communication than telecommunication is good field. As 4G is already in use in India and there is continuous advancement in India for 5G, 6G and advanced technologies. Still there is a great opportunity in this field.

You can choose any of the option given below:
1. Working for an industry.
2. You can think of giving IES, IAS, IPS and IFS examinations.
3. You can also think of giving the state public service examinations.
4. You can also think of giving the bank examinations.
5. You can join the Indian army, navy or air force.
6. You can start your own industry (for which you need to have some industrial exposure).
7. You can join the Indian or state politics to become a real states person.
8. You can do M.Tech followed by Ph.D, so that you can serve as an academician.
All the best.

You should get admission in B.Tech and then look for jobs. For Diploma holders, some colleges offer direct admission based on merit and few colleges take written exam. Diploma holders get admission directly to the 2nd year of B.Tech.
After completing B.Tech, you will have number of opportunities and job profile will also be good.
Some good colleges of B.Tech are:
1. IITs.
2. Bengal Institute of Technology – Karnataka.
3. UTM – Shillong.

For a job at good level, you should continue with your studies for another 2 years and complete your M.Tech. It will help you in fetching good jobs and at better position as well. After completing B.Tech in EC, you can go for specialised M.Tech of EC which will help you determine your field and work for it. Top colleges for M.Tech comprise :
1. IIT's
2. IITM
3. IISC, Bangalore
4. BITS
5. NIT's
6. UPES, Dehradun

Hello Arun,
You have a decent profile and you are eligible to apply for most of the universities in Canada, NZ and Australia. Your work experience will be an advantage, but your B.Tech aggregate is pretty less.
I would suggest you to take GMAT and score well. A good GMAT score can definitely hinder your B.Tech Percentage. Your IELTS score is fine, unless the sectional scores are above 6.
All the best.

You can refer to following textbooks:
J.B Gupta for electronic devices. It covers the basics of electronics.
B.S Grewal for maths.
N.D Bhatt for engineering drawing.
A K Shawney for the basics of electrical.

Kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://internshala.com/student/dashboard