Engineering Scope

Hello Hertej,
There will be many different entries in Indian army for engineering students and Indian army conducts various entries time to time for an engineering student. There are two types of commission for joining Indian army after engineering, one is:
1. Permanent commission
2. Short service commission
TGC Technical Graduate Course: The most popular entry for engineering students to join Indian army after engineering is TGC entry, TGC entry is conducted by Indian army two times every year and engineering candidates get shortlisted based on their percentage till 6th semester. TGC entry is only for male engineering students and one gets a permanent commission through this entry, one who clear TGC entry interview join Indian military academy for training. Age Limit: 21- 26 Years. SSC- Technical: This is a similar entry like TGC entry but the main difference is that it is for short service commission and not for the permanent commission. Both male and female candidates can apply for SSC- Tech entry which is conducted by Indian army twice every year. Age Limit: 21- 26 Years. There are various other non- tech entries for Indian army which candidates can apply for after completing their engineering degree. CDS Exam: This exam is conducted by UPSC two times every year, this is a written test and any engineering student can apply for this as there is no percentage bar. NCC Special Entry: Engineering students with NCC C certificate can apply for this entry as and when the notification comes. Territorial Army: Engineering students who are gain fully employed can also apply for the territorial army.
Best of luck.

There are two aspect of worth in terms of learning. Well BITS distance education is worth in terms of learning because it provides a vast syllabus.
Now coming in terms of value in the industry you will get a call from companies that consider BITS tag but from here come the twist.
Most big organizations won't consider this as degree and HR will reject as many of my friends have faced that and it won't be same as on campus because they will able to identify you have done distance education as a degree.
You can do Ph.D but it depends on the university as top university won't consider the distance education but from the learning point of view its good.

Hello Javed,It must have been indeed unfortunate for you to fail in your B.Tech. Okay, but it doesn't matter. You are now employed and seeking to know how to obtain a degree is that right? If yes, still don't worry. There are different ways of obtaining a degree. If you want only an engineering degree, then you have the option of seeking admission in an evening college, if it is available at your place of work, but if it is difficult, then you can think of joining distance education stream for obtaining the degree. The third possibility is to appear for and seek associate membership of the concerned Institution of Engineers. Once you do this, it is it is considered as equivalent to graduation. However, if you are interested in any degree, then I suggest you download the brochure come application form of IGNOU the best distance learning university in India. Best wishes to you.