Engineering

Hello Vasu, I feel with the Indian economy booming, there will be great opportunities in shipping industry in years to come. Hence I feel merchant navy has much better scope.

Hello Yaswant, It's very nice to know your dream of becoming an aeronautical engineer. But unfortunately Tamil Nadu government or for that matter normally any state government does not permit students from other states to join in degree colleges of their states. Hence even though you may be technica

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In short time, you can't be prepared for international colleges. It requires a lots of time with constant and continuous hard work, if you drop the B.Tech then for international colleges you must drop 1 year so that you can be prepared. In my opinion just do it on your own if you are not like your c

You have some limited chances. Yet also, you have lots of option. Firstly, search on NET some of government colleges locally. Then, give the exam for private universities for B.Tech lateral entry. You will easily get the admission in B.Tech lateral entry, but you should be careful with the ranks and

Yes, it is a very good way to pursue both. Also, you will get two degree, one is of Diploma and other is of B.Tech course, which will increase your experience. But, be attentive while pursuing the B.Tech course, because it is more practical based than the Diploma degree. It might led you to face som

I have seen the fields that you are interested in, which can only be fulfilled by B.Tech course followed by some extra training courses that many institute offers or you can go training institute also. Your area of interest is very good and appreciative. I suggest you to go for B.Tech, then go for M