Engineering

It is based on your interest. If you are interested in programing or computer language go for BCA or CSE. If you are interested in electronics and design, go for ECE. And, EEE is the evergreen branch and have more government job opportunities.

Global Academy of Technology is good when compared to Cambridge Institute of Technology. In terms of placements, training, and infrastructure Global Academy of Technology is good.

The placement is very good. The percentage of students getting placed every year is around 60% to 70%. The major companies are Biocon, HP, JUSPAY, Mahindra, etc. The average package is around INR. 2 lacs to INR. 3 lacs.

Yes, you can appear for MHCET in 2019. You are eligible for this. Good luck.

Several IT companies come for the placement like TCS, Tech Mahindra, and Cognizant. The average package is INR 3 lakh per annum, and now a days western shipping is coming for placement average of INR 7 lakhs. 75% to 80% student get placed every year.

It totally dependent on your interest, as B.Sc in CS is hardcore coding, as compared to engineering in ENTC, which is less coding with more electronics involved in it. All the best.

There is no comparison between MBA & Engineering. As one is a PG course and the other is a Graduation course. Both the qualifications offer expertise in separate skills sets. A lot would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations and is based on it. You should explore your academic options

As other mentor has said, don’t force Diploma on yourself, if you cannot continue it. Study class 12th from NIOS from Arts, Agriculture or language etc. That will be easy and also provide a means to pursue higher studies in the chosen field.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you want to pursue a career in sales & Marketing, then pursue MBA in Marketing, and if you intend to work on the shop floor, then specialization in Operations would be better. If finance & HR interests you, then you could also