Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

Civil Engineering in Sastra University is Good. It has Good placements. academics are quite good, teachers are very helpful and well experienced. Sastra University give admission on the basis of both JEE Mains and 12th percentage.

Sastra has its own procedure or two different criteria:-

• 70% seats of every branch based on 12th percentage(75% weightage) + JEE mains score ( 25% weightage )
• The remaining 30% on the basis of your academics. if you score atleast 90% or 95% in  12th.

For more information , I'm providing you a link:-

https://www.careers360.com/university/shanmugha-arts-science-technology-research-and-academy-thanjavur/btech-civil-engineering-course

If you want to know more colleges you can use our college predictor tool:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope this information will helpful for you.

Feel free to ask any query.

All the best for your bright future ahead.

Hello,

IGNOU is one of the largest distance learning university, if you pursue BCA course then apart from weekends classes there will be practical classes as well like in any regular BCA Course, if you're preparing for UPSC then distance education does help, as you are not pursuing course full-time and there is ample amount of time to read, so that's a benefit, but honestly speaking BCA in regular mode is any day more valuable more so because it's a professional degree, nevertheless BCA as a course also doesn't add much to UPSC, computer or anything related to this domain isn't in optional subject, in fact science and tech is also limited in UPSC syllabus, as it's more humanities oriented, so basically if you want to appear for UPSC, choosing humanities becomes comparatively easier when it comes to dealing with the exam, apart from that with your BCA degree  from a distance mode you also need to work in developing other skills that's relevant to your field in case you want to work in private sector.

Hello candidate,

There are various courses available for you after completing the 12th standard from any recognised board.

As you have mentioned that you belong to a non medical background, but you have you mentioned that whether you have taken science, Commerce, Humanities, or Arts, or any other stream because your future career opportunities primarily on the course you had taken basically in class 12th.

Feel free to ask other queries.

Good luck!!

Hello Raj jaiswal

I hope you are doing good. I would like to know you that stream of civil ,ECE,eee is sometimes sounds to be much better option than cse. It just a trend in india to aim for CSE branch from 10+2 and that stream will land you in some mnc with a very high package , due to this increasing demand cutt goes very high for CSE .If i tell about todays scneraio most of people who dont get cse branch , they do btech in ece and eee and sits in placements together with cse for IT companies.  So their are two options for candidate of civil either he can go in civil field or it . But if we talk about scope , scope of civil is not very good in india

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Hello,

Yes, when you attend an interview you might be asked as to why there was a gap in your education but it is not going to be the case in any every interview you attend, it depends on the interviewer. Interview is just to know your personality, knowledge and to know whether you are right fit for the company/organization or not. There is nothing to take stress if you have GAP in your education. You can answer to that question honestly and get done with it. Answer it properly and tell them valid reason for the education . You do not have to worry. Be yourself and be honest.

Hi Dear,

No, you will not face any specific problem as such in getting job or getting placed after completion of mpharma due to gap of two years after class 12th. Generally, students who have gap after graduation face problem at the time of getting placed but if you are able to justify your gap year after graduation so you should not worry about it much. You can simply be honest with your interviewer.

Good Luck

GL Bajaj Institute of Management and Research offers PGDM course specialization in:-

• Finance
• Human resource management
• International Business
• Marketing
• Operations management
• Information technology

As per online info available you can go for the course as it is well rated by the students. The Average packages lie between 3LPA to 10LPA.

To know about GL BAJAJ college visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/gl-bajaj-institute-of-management-and-research-greater-noida

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello candidate,

ICTSM refers to Information Communication Technology System Maintenance, which has different courses defining the nature of career options.

The job vacancy and salary packages mostly depends on the organisation under which you are hired, but on a roughly basis starting package of a freshie can be between 40k to 45k.

Hope this information was helpful for you.

Hope it helps!!

HI Aspirant,

You stand a fair chance in getting admission to the above mentioned college based on your marks.You may get chance in the last counselling but you can study there probably with your aspired branch since the cutoff is quite low in this college.However you can go through the link to check the colleges you can get:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope it helps!!

Hi Gagan!

Sorry to say, but you cannot pursue M.Tech after Bsc in agriculture. To pursue M.tech from a good college you need to attempt GATE exam. And as per the eligibility of GATE exam, only the students who have completed B.Tech/B.E/ MSc can write this exam. So, first you need to complete MSc then attempt GATE exam and then you are eligible to purse M.Tech degree in the interested domain.

Hope I answered your query, thankyou!