Electronics Engineering

There may be a Continuing Education Cell in your Campus, get in touch with them. You may also opt for short courses in VLSI, Embedded Design, MicroControllers, Robotics, PCB Designing and so on. EFY Tech Center a sister concern of the popular magazine Electronics For You offer a few courses. Visit http://www.efytechcenter.com/. Of course, there are other private training institutes as well.

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Opportunities are still waiting for you.If you are interesting in coding than you can go for Cdac course.This is the good course as many of my friends are going for this. your passing year will not give a problem for this course.for more info about this you can visit the official website of cdac. Other than this you can Go for m.b.a.start preparing for C.A.T. ALL THE BEST

If you are looking at PG Diploma courses, you can apply for wireless telecommunications, wireless networking, etc. These are practical learning oriented courses. For Masters, you can apply for MS electrical engineering and choose a specialisation in telecommunication.

If you are planning to continue your studies in India, you should opt for a Bachelors degree rather than PG Diploma.

Ideally, you should gain some work experience. You can also opt for an MBA right after your graduation but it won't be recommended as MBA, as a course, is designed for students who have some amount of work experience. If you're planning to apply now, give yourself enough time to prepare for the necessary exams (eg. CAT in India, GMAT for universities abroad).