AutoCAD

Dear Sneha,
Please find the below link for training centres in Mumbai for AutoCAD. You can select college based on fees, course and placement reviews of students who studied in the institution previously.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/college/autocad-training-institute-dadar-west-mumbai-26969&ved=2ahUKEwjupciJsbTiAhVWVH0KHcMTBzQQFjAGegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw2vzNUCCccpE7pogzdVCuJt

Dear Abhishek,
If you are very sure about making a career line in IT, you can then definitely specialise in the same. IT in MBA is preferred and suggested course in India. For upgrading your skills and learning new things, you can choose this as a career path.

The fee of CAD lab is 15000 in DUCAT and duration is 2 months. They also provide weekend class too.

Hello,
To be very frank with you, I should tell you that AUTOCAD is not of much use unless you rigidly decided to go in designing field. If you are planning to go for government exams, AutoCAD will never come in use, not in preparation as well in interview. Even if you want to join good private firms like DLF, Ambience group, it hardly matters weather you know AutoCAD or not. You must know basics of civil engineering like principal stress, parallel axis theorem, MOI, DCS, and other laws governing civil engineering in order to get settled in civil engineering.

Hello,
If you have deep interest in engineering, you should head toward designing courses like Catia, AutoCAD (2d,3d) 3D Max etc. It will definitely be fruitful to your career, but if you have more interest toward Masters in management then MBA would be a good chose. Both have good career growth. All the best.

Yes, you can! If you want to pursue Mechanical engineering then it will be very beneficial course. Also, I suggest you to start the preparation for JEE Main and JEE Advance from now only. It will be easier for you later after completing the boards exam since there is very short time between the JEE Main and boards exam
Best of luck.
I hope your query is resolved.

Hi Rimpa,
Which institute are you referring to?

I'm a fresh graduate Mechanical Engineer and I'm confused to select between NEBOSH IGC course and Revit MEP course. However, you need to sit with yourself and determine your goals and vision, because it will effect critically in your career life otherwise there will be no turning back for choosing another course if the time is too late for it.

Hello Arpit, After graduation, many fields are open to you. You can think of doing PG followed by Ph.D. You can appear for civil service exam. You can start off your own construction business. You can start coaching institute. Opportunities are limitless! But you should go for the area that fascinates you the most.