MBA/PGDM

Hi Piyush,
There are number of short term courses available in the field of finance. Short term courses are generally focused and intensive in nature unlike a general management programme. Some short term job oriented courses are listed below:
Post graduate Diploma in Banking: This course enable you to make your career option in banking industry. It provide practical knowledge and understanding of banking sector. With this banking course you will get a head-start in your career with a banking job.
Diploma in banking and financial services: This course will help professionals to develop competencies across domain, technology, application and customer services. It opens up immense opportunities for fast growing career in banking sector.
Diploma in Business management: This course will provide complete guidance regarding todays scenario in business as well as the prospective upcoming changes in this field and also provide the solution for the problems generally faced by the persons engaged in this field of work.
Diploma in Financial Management: It enables financial learning, planning and management at managerial level. It helps to understand concept under financial operations like cost accounting, financial statements etc.
Tally: It is a short term accounting course which provide detail knowledge regarding accounting work done on a packaged accounting programme named as Tally. It is an accounting programme available in the market for maintaining the books of accounts.
Post graduate Diploma in Finance: This course is built in such a manner that you get to know each and every aspect of finance and its related aspects. It helps to understand the financial aspects in the market their prospective growth and future plans.
Certified Financial Planner: This course is meant to help students gain important know how of financial planning. It also provide guidance regarding employee benefit, estate planning and tax planning.
Chartered Financial Analyst: It is a globally recognized programme by employers, professionals as well as investors. It focuses especially on investment knowledge. Students who want to pursue serious career in financial sector will go for this course.
Diploma in Financial Analysis: It is a part of CFA program. It meets not only the demand of the industry but also offers an opportunity to gain maximum knowledge with minimum investment of time and energy.
All the best.

There are following major options available for you after becoming an engineer:
(a) Job: BE is sufficient qualification to start your career. Your first option to get job is job in campus placement. It is challenging to get job if you do not get job in campus placement. If you do not get selected in campus interview, then you can look for jobs through job portals, application against advertisement, job consultants, and referral from friends and relatives etc. You can appear in GATE to seek job in Public sector organisation. You can appear for competitive examination such as Indian Engineering services, Civil Services, PO etc.
(b) Higher Studies: Both M.Tech and MBA are good career options after engineering graduation degree. M.Tech will make you a specialist in chosen field and you can make career as a technologist. You may seek admission in M.Tech if you are technically inclined. If you are not technically inclined then you may opt for MBA and become a generalist. Currently scope of MBA is wider but slowly industry has started paying good salaries to technologist also