Engineering Scope

If you want to do Mechanical Engineering, you can do it with Maths stream in class 12th.

Executive MBA or PGDM in Strategic Management, Operations Management and HR are good options. If you are not sure, then even regular MBA us also good option.

You cannot do an engineering course while working, but you could pursue Executive Diplomas in certain fields and Management courses too. For that, I suggest choosing a field first in which you want to learn then ask about the courses related to that.

Technical engineering. Have lot of department to look after. Vehicle, aircraft maintenance. Radar system, civil works management. It depends on your graduation stream. All the best.

If coding is not what you are interested in then there are other options where you can try. Semiconductor companies which test your core subjects skills. You can prepare for GATE which can help you in getting into PSU. You can also do VLSI which is not purely coding. You can also work on 5G technology or wireless Technology. There are further many options for an ECE graduation. Good luck.

If Airtel comes to your campus for placement then it is the best option to get into it. If not then You should contact the HR and others via LinkedIn or if you have got any referral. Ask someone in LinkedIn ( not directly though ) to refer you in Airtel by saying about your skills and area if interest. It will help. Try and don't lose hope. Good luck.

After completing Diploma education, you have more scope. You will complete your B.Tech
I think its better for you. Thank you.

Well, nowadays what every organisation looks for is work experience and skills. As you have already started working, further education will not yield better results. So, what I would suggest is to acquire a considerable amount of work experience and find a job in a reputed company. It's not easy as it sounds but this is the way in which everyone moves. The world out there is getting more competitive minute by minute but nothing is impossible. Also, try looking for opportunities outside India. All the best.

You can go for structural design after finishing it and earn a lot. The other new options are-construction & maintenance, infrastructure development etc.

Hi,
Here's the criteria of who can apply and how.
Eligibility: candidates should pass B.Sc Maths or basic Maths and computer applications or any other degree of any university as equivalent.
Minimum 60% is desirable for admission. Admission is generally on the basis of Mark's and entrance test specific for certain universities. All the best.