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Hi, it is always preferred to go for a degree course dear. A Diploma and certificate course is usually a short term thing which will help you for a certain period of time in your career but it's benefit won't last for very long. You cannot grow more in your field with these courses. I am not denying that your experience, efforts and skills do matter in how much successful you will be in your life but you cannot purely leave it to that. Courses do help you to get proper education, push in your career and self development. Diplomas and certificate courses are designed for immediate benefits which give you a minor stunt in your career when you SEE no growth in your job or just to shift from one area of work to the other. Diplomas give you basic knowledge and ideas of your subject but a full time degree course is very deeply designed to give an overall development of your skills and mindset. Degrees stay with you all along your career life and they are valued even more when they grow old being part of an organisation. Degrees will be acknowledged by all your future employers and you will hold more value and preference over others. So definitely I would suggest you to go for a Masters degree course. Shifting to any other field of design doesn't put your value down. You can consider M.Des interior design for Masters. You can consider IILM University Gurugram for this option. They also offer liberal education which allows you to pursue your passions so even if you want to change your field, you may still be able to study some subjects of other fields which is the best part of Liberal Education. You get to choose your subjects.

Hi, it is always preferred to go for a degree course dear. A Diploma and certificate course is usually a short term thing which will help you for a certain period of time in your career but it's benefit won't last for very long. You cannot grow more in your field with these courses. I am not denying that your experience, efforts and skills do matter in how much successful you will be in your life but you cannot purely leave it to that. Courses do help you to get proper education, push in your career and self development. Diplomas and certificate courses are designed for immediate benefits which give you a minor stunt in your career when you SEE no growth in your job or just to shift from one area of work to the other. Diplomas give you basic knowledge and ideas of your subject but a full time degree course is very deeply designed to give an overall development of your skills and mindset. Degrees stay with you all along your career life and they are valued even more when they grow old being part of an organisation. Degrees will be acknowledged by all your future employers and you will hold more value and preference over others. So definitely I would suggest you to go for a Masters degree course. Shifting to any other field of design doesn't put your value down. You can consider M.Des interior design for Masters. You can consider IILM University Gurugram for this option. They also offer liberal education which allows you to pursue your passions so even if you want to change your field, you may still be able to study some subjects of other fields which is the best part of Liberal Education. You get to choose your subjects.

Hi,Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. Maths. Even after your B.Tech as you have studied maths. In your B.Tech. You also need a pass percentage of 55% as a general category student. Now that you are moving to a very specialized field you might also like to pursue Ph.D. So be careful while choosing a college as you need one which would give you not only the best faculty but also seminars and guest lectures by academicians from outside as is done in LPU. The added research facilities are helpful for a brighter future. So log in to some good college sites like Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai Lovely Professional University Phagwara. All the best.

Hi,Yes, you can surely take B.Tech Biotechnology, because it needs a pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, English and Mathematics or Biology or Biotechnology or equivalent, subject to qualifying JEE Mains or any entrance exam a college conducts. The MAKAUT is an institute of repute. You can also try for NITMAS which offers good faculty. You have talked about the average fee structure for your course. Yes, I agree that financial status should not be a hindrance to higher education. The universities are offering high scales of scholarships to make education easily available for students. Like LPU gives big scholarships on various categories. I want to tell you that, explore the whole arena of education for academic excellence and financial matters are taken up by universities which offer not only scholarships but also financial assistance by helping you get a loan approved. So check an institution like SRM, LPU etc. Giving you the best academics. Thanks.