There are several opportunities if you're dedicated enough. You can make into any of the top law schools like Stanford, Harvard, Columbia,etc. If you are interested in this path, you can apply for internship under some prof who has overlapping interest. I did one such internship at Northwestern and could have done law at NW but my research interest changed.
If you want to take up a career like IAS, you must get involved in groups at IIT preparing for UPSC exams. They are dedicated study groups that meet every week and discuss related stuff.
Whatever you want to do, pursue it and don't waste time thinking about choices. If you feel later that it is not your cup of tea, you can always change but don't waste time. Take up either one stream or any other you are interested in right now and pursue it with full dedication.
P.S. I am a CS grad from IIT and pursuing PhD at US univ.
After BTech in computer science, you have many options. It depends on your interest.
If you have good programming skills you can be a developer.
If you are not good in coding then you can be a software tester.
If you don’t have any interest in above two can opt for networking field (google CCNA course for more info regarding this )
If not, then opt for Linux, you can be system admin, server admin. (Google RHCE course)
If you have knowledge of all the above domains and want to do something different then opt for ethical hacking. (Google CEH course)
There are lots of domain which you can opt, I have k
After BTech in computer science, you have many options. It depends on your interest.
If you have good programming skills you can be a developer.
If you are not good in coding then you can be a software tester.
If you don’t have any interest in above two can opt for networking field (google CCNA course for more info regarding this )
If not, then opt for Linux, you can be system admin, server admin. (Google RHCE course)
If you have knowledge of all the above domains and want to do something different then opt for ethical hacking. (Google CEH course)
There are lots of domain which you can opt, I have knowledge of the above mentioned field which you can go in.
Choose wisely.
Regards
Degrees like the Masters of Public Administration (MPA) or Masters of Public Policy (MPP) can be useful, and almost universal master’s degrees. But quite often the degree may have some specialty or focus. Common MPP specialties are Public Administration, Health Policy, Human Resources, Non Profit Management or etc. Similarly, common MPA specialties may include Policy, Health Administration, etc…
I see fellow MPA or MPP graduates working in fields where ever public sector work is done. Some go to government jobs, some non-profit agencies, many go to health care, education and any field where a k
Degrees like the Masters of Public Administration (MPA) or Masters of Public Policy (MPP) can be useful, and almost universal master’s degrees. But quite often the degree may have some specialty or focus. Common MPP specialties are Public Administration, Health Policy, Human Resources, Non Profit Management or etc. Similarly, common MPA specialties may include Policy, Health Administration, etc…
I see fellow MPA or MPP graduates working in fields where ever public sector work is done. Some go to government jobs, some non-profit agencies, many go to health care, education and any field where a knowledge of the public sector is valued.
People often mistakenly think that MPA or MPP's are not valued in business and industry. Yet any regulated industry like Oil/Gas, Energy, Finance - can benefit from a MPA's knowledge of how to navigate through government requirements. And of course, lobbyists (a lucrative gig if ever there was one) often have MPA degrees themselves.
Compliance Analysts, Public Affairs Specialists, NGO's (non-government organizations like UNICEF, the WHO, and more) and other fields can be valuable sources of jobs for MPA graduates. And of course, the MPA/MPP is a type of semi-terminal professional degree (much like the MBA for Business and the MFA for the Fine Arts) - many colleges and universities may allow you to teach with a MPA/MPP, particularly teaching Public Affairs, Public Administration or Political Science.
The important thing is to not just think about government jobs, but to also consider wide ranges of private sector jobs like "Public Affairs, Compliance, Regulation, Government Relations"
(I used my MPA in Policy, to teach Political Science on the university level, to advance as a Policy Analyst in the legislative arena - and as the academic step before working towards my PhD in Political Science.)
Good Luck to all!
Firstly, ask yourself as to why would you want to drop B.Tech and do law? Is there a strong reason? If you have plans to achieve and law is going to help you in it, by all means go for it.
Secondly, law entrance exams are there. Research about it and assess your ability in it.
Thirdly, research about law colleges and life of a law student. Do you want to live this life?
Lastly, what after graduating from law?
Hope this helps. Good luck!
Vinod Subramanian (BA.LLB from Symbiosis Law School, Pune-2008–13).
Yes definitely you can pursue law after B. Tech . To do LLB you need minimum 50 percent in your graduation. If you have developed your interest in law field you can go for it.
There are many opportunities after getting LL.B degree , you can work as a legal advisor in reputed law firms , you can go in judiciary by clearing the judicial service exams conducted by different states. Can join reputed law colleges and universities as associate professor upon completion of LLM. You can work in bank sector as legal manager moreover you can go in the field of legal journalism.
Yes definitely you can pursue law after B. Tech . To do LLB you need minimum 50 percent in your graduation. If you have developed your interest in law field you can go for it.
There are many opportunities after getting LL.B degree , you can work as a legal advisor in reputed law firms , you can go in judiciary by clearing the judicial service exams conducted by different states. Can join reputed law colleges and universities as associate professor upon completion of LLM. You can work in bank sector as legal manager moreover you can go in the field of legal journalism.
The carreer in Public Policy is vast. Public policy graduates can aspire their future with
- Think-tanks as public policy analyst that needs quantative amd qualitative research skill sets
- Consulting firms like PWC, Deliotte Etc as they work on government projects
- Political advocay and consulting
- Govt. Initiated projects / fellowship like Chief Mininster Good Governance associates or prime minister rural development fellowship
- Research wing with MPs
- Institutions like Niti Aayog
- CSR professional with corporate professional
- National and international development organizations
- This course provides a concrete
The carreer in Public Policy is vast. Public policy graduates can aspire their future with
- Think-tanks as public policy analyst that needs quantative amd qualitative research skill sets
- Consulting firms like PWC, Deliotte Etc as they work on government projects
- Political advocay and consulting
- Govt. Initiated projects / fellowship like Chief Mininster Good Governance associates or prime minister rural development fellowship
- Research wing with MPs
- Institutions like Niti Aayog
- CSR professional with corporate professional
- National and international development organizations
- This course provides a concrete base for civil services aspirants as course is designed appropriately suited to requirements of Civil services syllabi. The course is amalgamation of Economics, Sociology political science along with the quantative and qualitative skill sets. Being the advantage of its inter disciplinary nature gives you ample sphere to explore the broader canvas
- These all opportunities are sector based. it could be in IT , ICT, Health, Education, Urban / Infrastructure etc
I’d love to give the best option, if only there was one. It all depends on what you want to do and where you want to be after some years. Below are some popular options that come to mind (atleast from the experiences in my college):
- M. Tech - if you want to stay in India and do something that extends your interests in engineering. GATE is the entrance test and the IITs are the best for this.
- MS - if you want to ply your trade abroad, this is probably the best option. Again, there are many fields and you can extend your current field of interest or even do your MS in a management field, which is
I’d love to give the best option, if only there was one. It all depends on what you want to do and where you want to be after some years. Below are some popular options that come to mind (atleast from the experiences in my college):
- M. Tech - if you want to stay in India and do something that extends your interests in engineering. GATE is the entrance test and the IITs are the best for this.
- MS - if you want to ply your trade abroad, this is probably the best option. Again, there are many fields and you can extend your current field of interest or even do your MS in a management field, which is growing in vogue these days.
- MBA - this is again chosen by people who want to delve into management. You can do that in India (by giving various exams like CAT, XAT and many others) or abroad (by giving GMAT, which is typically costlier than an MS degree).
- Job experience - taking up a job is probably what most people do after B. Tech or rather, end up doing. A relevant job experience immensely helps in any of the above career options. Campus placements, off campus placements, internship to pre-placement options are some of the ways to try for jobs.
Some of the uncommon but worth exploring options are creating a start-up, preparing for civil services or armed forces, becoming a lawyer, trying your hand in politics and last but not the least, venturing out to the Himalayas and doing tapasya (not a bad option after all, since you would have a lot of life experiences when you finish B. Tech).
- Graduates from any disciplines can earn a law degree and subsequently Postgraduate Certificate in Legal Practice or Postgraduate Certificate in Bar Vocational Studies through Graduate Entry Route which places a candidate on an accelerated program for Bachelor of Laws
- Politicians do not normally have an entry requirement for running for an elected office, however Laws and Politics are useful a postgraduate qualification.
There are plenty of options for you.... trick is what's the best option for you. Here are some options (not in any particular order)..
a) Continue higher study with a MS in one of the best universities in US or Europe
b) Do an MTech from IIT, follow up with a PhD if you wish
c) Get a high paying job in US or India with a MNC
d) Join a start up
e) Start your own business
f) Go for an MBA in a reputed college like IIM or abroad
g) Write for Civil service exams
There is no right or wrong option... you need to figure out what fits the best for you. Talk to people who have followed some of the pat
There are plenty of options for you.... trick is what's the best option for you. Here are some options (not in any particular order)..
a) Continue higher study with a MS in one of the best universities in US or Europe
b) Do an MTech from IIT, follow up with a PhD if you wish
c) Get a high paying job in US or India with a MNC
d) Join a start up
e) Start your own business
f) Go for an MBA in a reputed college like IIM or abroad
g) Write for Civil service exams
There is no right or wrong option... you need to figure out what fits the best for you. Talk to people who have followed some of the paths and listen to their perspectives.
My friend wants to study law and I wanna study computer science. Thing is, when you choose your degree you must not choose what topic you interested in. Think about your career and your future and if you see yourself in court or dealing with peoples cases or think of yourself working on a product in a tech company. With computer science there a lot of math involved and with law theres less math but both streams are very demanding and you cant just worm your way through the whole degree.
In my opinion, computer science opens a lot of doors because the uni I’ll be attending, you learn cs, is, bus
My friend wants to study law and I wanna study computer science. Thing is, when you choose your degree you must not choose what topic you interested in. Think about your career and your future and if you see yourself in court or dealing with peoples cases or think of yourself working on a product in a tech company. With computer science there a lot of math involved and with law theres less math but both streams are very demanding and you cant just worm your way through the whole degree.
In my opinion, computer science opens a lot of doors because the uni I’ll be attending, you learn cs, is, business and economics in one degree and this enables you to also work in businesses as an analyst or something so you dont have to work with computers. Cs is also known for opening up a lot of different careers doors.
Law on the other hand is quite a narrow path. If you studying law, you must be very sure of your interest and your work prospects. In other words,you must know 100% that i wanna work in the law/court department and nothing else. I think law is easier to study at uni but it is a lot of reading and essays so you’ll be working.
Just think of your future and narrow your interests down and see which field is left. Cs you can get a job straight after uni but theres loads of math and law you need to like write exams or something after you done with your degree. I may not be correct with the latter but I suggest you do research.
Hi,
It's not at all necessary that you should be BTech in CSE to pursue MTech in CSE from IITs.
The only requirement is You have to give Gate in CSE.
I have batchmate who did his BTech in ECE and pursuing MTech in CSE from IIT Madras. He has Gate rank of 102 in Computer Science. He got placed in Myntra as a Software Development Engineer.
Also there are more options if You don't want to write GATE in CSE.
If You are in ECE you will get interdisciplinary branch in IIT Delhi as Computer Technology. It's almost similar to CS.
Also some options in Data Science are available in Kharagpur.
IIT Hyderabad has
Hi,
It's not at all necessary that you should be BTech in CSE to pursue MTech in CSE from IITs.
The only requirement is You have to give Gate in CSE.
I have batchmate who did his BTech in ECE and pursuing MTech in CSE from IIT Madras. He has Gate rank of 102 in Computer Science. He got placed in Myntra as a Software Development Engineer.
Also there are more options if You don't want to write GATE in CSE.
If You are in ECE you will get interdisciplinary branch in IIT Delhi as Computer Technology. It's almost similar to CS.
Also some options in Data Science are available in Kharagpur.
IIT Hyderabad has full MTech program in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
IIT Guwahati also has Signal Processing and Machine Learning MTech course.
These courses are almost similar to CS.
In IIT Madras even if you take admission in Electrical Engineering you are free to do Computer Science Engineering courses as Your core courses. Hopefully this option is available in other IITs also.
And If you are from ECE or Electrical all software Giants like Microsoft, Apple, VISA, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs etc will be open to everyone who can Code well.
Hope this answers Help.
Regards,
Nikhil Singh
Gone are the days when you got a job based on your degree. So, with only a B.Tech. degree in CSE you still have no scope.
But then there are two possible cases :
- You are interested in Coding, Technology and during your degree, you have gained a decent knowledge on the same (web development, application development, AI & MI being on the top followed by blockchain), you do not need to worry. Technical jobs, more precisely coding jobs are the highest paid jobs in the world. You can appear for placement or interview in any good company and try your skills there.
- You are not interested in coding and t
Gone are the days when you got a job based on your degree. So, with only a B.Tech. degree in CSE you still have no scope.
But then there are two possible cases :
- You are interested in Coding, Technology and during your degree, you have gained a decent knowledge on the same (web development, application development, AI & MI being on the top followed by blockchain), you do not need to worry. Technical jobs, more precisely coding jobs are the highest paid jobs in the world. You can appear for placement or interview in any good company and try your skills there.
- You are not interested in coding and technical field, then you can choose any field. There’s no limit to exploration.
NO….. NO…..NO, B.Tech in computer Science is the present and future. Law is Past. The Judicialsystem wil be build up on ethical Instruction, connected with moral Standard. executed by automatic artificial intelligent. The Judicial system by Constitution, Law and judicial system had failed to sufficient assure our existance. There are different try has been done from USA to Japan with success incl. failure, it is now kearnig process.
They can appear in all graduate level competitions conducted by UPSC
viz. Civil Services, Indian Forest Service, Indian Engineering Services, Combined Defence Services etc. and by SSC viz. Combined Graduate Level Examination etc. Please go through eligibility criteria for each examination. You have to choose optional subject(s) other than Computer Science as this subject is not an option. Many Computer Science graduates choose Mathematics in Civil Services Examination as the syllabus is static.Good luck.
Footnotes
This anwer is in Indian context:
Since I have been researching about the Indian engineering education system for last 10 years hence I have an accurate answer to this question.
Answer: The answer to this question contains the following points:
1. Campus placement of MTech CSE degree holders from IIT-BHU.
2. CSE and its scope in India
3. Demand of IIT-BHU BTech CSE degree holders in India.
4. Demand o
This anwer is in Indian context:
Since I have been researching about the Indian engineering education system for last 10 years hence I have an accurate answer to this question.
Answer: The answer to this question contains the following points:
1. Campus placement of MTech CSE degree holders from IIT-BHU.
2. CSE and its scope in India
3. Demand of IIT-BHU BTech CSE degree holders in India.
4. Demand of IIT-BHU BTech CSE degree holders in the developed countries.
5. Demand of IIT-BHU MTech CSE degree holders in India.
6. Demand of IIT-BHU MTech CSE degree holders in the developed countries.
7. Pros and Cons of pursuing MTech-CSE from IIT-...
I’ve worked for the United Nations, NATO, and the Department of Defense. Nevertheless, some of my classmates are now working in education, law enforcement agencies, along with local government.
If you want to be a lawyer. My guess is - since you’re asking this on a forum like quora - if you’re genuine - you have not figured out that you want to do law. Its ok - have a long hard detailed think. Ask a few people who are lawyers what their experience and work day is like. Maybe spend a week odd shadowing them - and then think if this is the kind of work you woulld like to do. Then make a call.
If you are perusing B Tech in Computer Science then it will better to go for a good private job because there is not much scopes in government jobs for a computer engineers. There is some PSUs(Public Sector Undertaking) like NHAI(National Highway Authority Of India), Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) , NLC India Limited (NLC), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL), National Fertilizers Limited (NFL), Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) etc. offered job to Computer Science students through GATE(cut off of GATE scores ranges from 70–8
If you are perusing B Tech in Computer Science then it will better to go for a good private job because there is not much scopes in government jobs for a computer engineers. There is some PSUs(Public Sector Undertaking) like NHAI(National Highway Authority Of India), Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) , NLC India Limited (NLC), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL), National Fertilizers Limited (NFL), Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) etc. offered job to Computer Science students through GATE(cut off of GATE scores ranges from 70–80 marks).
A computer Science students can also apply for IES examination only in Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics and Civil streams not in Computer Science/Engineering.
- Go and touch your mom's feet and take her aashirvaad.Believe me she will burst into tears. Well I recently experienced that!
- Go to the temple and offer Prasad to the god!
- Thank your placement cell and the placement cell in charge, the college and your favourite teachers.
- Post your LOI or list of selected candidates on WhatsApp, fb, Instagram, Snapchat ,etc. So that all the taujis, taiji, chachajis, chachijis, Bhaiya and bhabhis get informed that you are placed!
- Start sending your mom in the mohalla groups of auntijis to spread this news. Aakhir Shaadi ke liye rishtey tabhi aayenge.
- Give a pat on ba
- Go and touch your mom's feet and take her aashirvaad.Believe me she will burst into tears. Well I recently experienced that!
- Go to the temple and offer Prasad to the god!
- Thank your placement cell and the placement cell in charge, the college and your favourite teachers.
- Post your LOI or list of selected candidates on WhatsApp, fb, Instagram, Snapchat ,etc. So that all the taujis, taiji, chachajis, chachijis, Bhaiya and bhabhis get informed that you are placed!
- Start sending your mom in the mohalla groups of auntijis to spread this news. Aakhir Shaadi ke liye rishtey tabhi aayenge.
- Give a pat on back to yourself and start preparing for your job! Getting a job is very different from doing the job.
All the best to you!
I say to look for a job in sales or marketing that has to do with computers. You obviously know something about computers but are not at the “top of the game” in this subject. Presumably, you can pinpoint the highlights of computers or programs and operate them for demonstration purposes.
Computer science opens up career opportunities in at least 20+ emerging fields. Few of them are;
- Programming - as programmer
- Database administration
- Cloud computing
- Cyber security
- Consulting
- Enterprise resource planning
- Internet - Website design
- eCommerce / mCommerce
- Mobile App development
- Teaching / Training
- Social media / Digital marketing
- Computer application development
- Network administration
- Business analytics
- Artificial intelligence
- etc.
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You can do that if you want o have a career in Law, based on your interest. Otherwise, it may not be needed. Alternatively, you can do MBA in a reputed B-School. (refer the latest rank-list of the B-Schools)
There are many options as you have graduated and that also in engineering from a very reputed institutions of India. IITian tag still plays a major role. But yes, it is the knowledge which plays a major role in the last. If you don’t have knowledge about the subject then your IIT tag also can’t help you.
FIrst brush up you Aptitude and communication skills and then your subject knowledge which is the most important part for starting your career in any field irrespective of the depth of your knowledge.
Once, you are good in the above, there are many opportunities waiting for you. You can choose
There are many options as you have graduated and that also in engineering from a very reputed institutions of India. IITian tag still plays a major role. But yes, it is the knowledge which plays a major role in the last. If you don’t have knowledge about the subject then your IIT tag also can’t help you.
FIrst brush up you Aptitude and communication skills and then your subject knowledge which is the most important part for starting your career in any field irrespective of the depth of your knowledge.
Once, you are good in the above, there are many opportunities waiting for you. You can choose your career in IT sector,public sector,government jobs,higher studies(MBA,MTech).
I will suggest you to do your own research depending upon your interest after B.Tech in CS. Find your interest,which excites you more, then do specific studies about the requirement.
If you would have asked in more specific then i would have given you answer in more details. But as you have asked, i can only say, that you can choose your career in doing jobs in engineering,business,prepare for civil services, GATE,MAT,CAT,etc.
All options are available for you. It’s all about your interest in the domain/area in which you want to start your career.
All the Best!
You do not get as enticing offers in government office as much you get in semi-government sector.
First gov. Options
Programmer at state government and national government level ; recruitment via competition or through private firm on contract basis; recruitment open only when there are massive empty seats.
For semi-government
Apply via GATE , get multiple options, recruitment held annually.
There are lot of opportunities after completing CS/IT degree.
There are many opening for computer engineering students in government sector
I am sharing link where you can apply
IT Fresher Jobs 2017 (50 Govt Vacancies Opening)
Information technology plays a key role in transforming india
As india is becoming digital and there are huge scope for computer engineering as well as information technology
Even specialized in security for payments will have a huge scope it would be surely a subject to study.
Government of India Major IT Organizations such as Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC
There are lot of opportunities after completing CS/IT degree.
There are many opening for computer engineering students in government sector
I am sharing link where you can apply
IT Fresher Jobs 2017 (50 Govt Vacancies Opening)
Information technology plays a key role in transforming india
As india is becoming digital and there are huge scope for computer engineering as well as information technology
Even specialized in security for payments will have a huge scope it would be surely a subject to study.
Government of India Major IT Organizations such as Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), National Informatics Centre (NIC), Education and Research Network (ERNET India), Haryana State Govt owned' Haryana State Electronics Development Corporation Limited (HARTRON) and Software Technology Parks of India (STPI)
- BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited)
- For more details go to the site:www.bhel.com
2. ONGC(Oil and Natural Gas Corporation)
- For more details go to the site:www.ongcindia.com
3. GAIL(Gas Authority India Ltd )
- For more details go to the site:www.gailonline.com
4. HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited)
- For more details go to the site:www.halindia.com
5. SAIL(Steel Authority of India)
- For more details go to the site:www.sail.co.in
6. DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organization)
And many more….!
Let me tell you this thing with an example.
I myself am a JEE aspirant and so I joined some coaching class, in Jaipur. I found the best teacher of physics I had ever seen. The way he taught us concepts, he is some kind of genius for us students.
Why I'm taking you this? Well he is from IIT-B and hold his B.Tech degree in chemical engineering.
He did job in Hindustan petroleum for about an year. This guy had interest in teaching physics. He followed his passion of teaching and currently owns three cars, including a BMW, a Honda civic and a Honda CRV.
All he did was, excelled in his work.
This might
Let me tell you this thing with an example.
I myself am a JEE aspirant and so I joined some coaching class, in Jaipur. I found the best teacher of physics I had ever seen. The way he taught us concepts, he is some kind of genius for us students.
Why I'm taking you this? Well he is from IIT-B and hold his B.Tech degree in chemical engineering.
He did job in Hindustan petroleum for about an year. This guy had interest in teaching physics. He followed his passion of teaching and currently owns three cars, including a BMW, a Honda civic and a Honda CRV.
All he did was, excelled in his work.
This might not satisfy as your question's answer but I hope you get my point.
Good luck.
If you want to study and make your mark, I would say go for MTech, but study MTech from one of the best university in the world.
If you want to do work, don't go for any job. It is better to join the company which provide job that spike your interest. Don't just join some software industry just because it is the job that everyone is doing. You will not last for long time and soon will get frustrated.
If you want to learn anything, that was not possible during BTech hectic semesters(eg. creating Android/ios app). Take a year break(unless you have financial issues) and learn those subjects that yo
If you want to study and make your mark, I would say go for MTech, but study MTech from one of the best university in the world.
If you want to do work, don't go for any job. It is better to join the company which provide job that spike your interest. Don't just join some software industry just because it is the job that everyone is doing. You will not last for long time and soon will get frustrated.
If you want to learn anything, that was not possible during BTech hectic semesters(eg. creating Android/ios app). Take a year break(unless you have financial issues) and learn those subjects that you wanted to learn from a very long time, but with a little tight deadline. Implement the practical application and put in display for the world to see..
You can also think of entering into Research, but for that you have to give lot of entrance test. So you can brace yourself to prepare for all sort of Aptitude test and can get into research field in computer science. However make sure you have sound knowledge of Algorithms and Data structure.
If you write GATE in CS and get a very good rank then you can join IIT Bombay I guess, because 2015 GATE CS topper (AIR 1) was from Mechanical Background, currently he is pursuing M.Tech. in IIT Bombay in CSE. Also if you don’t want to write GATE in CS then there is another option for you. IIT Guwahati offers M.Tech. + Ph.D. dual degree course for those students who have Non-CS B.Tech. degree. You can check about the course info here Admission to M.Tech.+Ph.D. (Dual) in CSE
As Robert said , if you are obsessed and you are stubborn in knowing more about your area of study, start Ph.D and take up teaching as a career, saying that you can start teaching soon after your M.tech but the level knowledge and reputation you gain will be more if you have a doctorate( Ph.D ) else you can find a job in IT industry , which is a boring .
Looks like your question is specifically to the country of India.
But it looks like you haven't really found your passion. Ask yourself this question:
What is it about the Navy that made you want to enlist? For example is it:
* Being in service of others?
* Being in service to your country?
* etc.?
Your passion has a lot to do with what you value in life. So the other question would be, for exa
Looks like your question is specifically to the country of India.
But it looks like you haven't really found your passion. Ask yourself this question:
What is it about the Navy that made you want to enlist? For example is it:
* Being in service of others?
* Being in service to your country?
* etc.?
Your passion has a lot to do with what you value in life. So the other question would be, for example:
Do you value be...
3 options in my knowledge-
1)MBA-if you never want to work in engineering domain then go for MBA.
You can do so by clearing CAT/GMAT exams.
2)Go for bank's PO exam-a govt job.
3)join any consultancy company like accenture etc.- because they do not require hardcore technical knowledge.
Optional-
You can try SSC/State Public Service Exam(like bpsc/uppsc) exam as well for BDO etc type govt post.