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EE (Electrical engineering) is better for you according to me.

If you get ONGC or any other PSU it will be about 11 LPA. For Esser, Reliance and other top private companies it is about 6 LPA at the beginning.

Hello Niranjan,
If you complete your B.Tech from any of the top IIT then you can easily get an average salary of 8 to 10 lakh rupees and maximum of 50-80 lakhs.

It isn't a major problem as far as your gap is concerned but at the time of job interview, if the HR asks you the question for a gap, you should be ready with a valid answer which should be logical and honest. In my career, I have seen a chartered accountant professional working in the sales department of a private bank. So, you working as a CCR being an engineer should not be an issue but yes what you do you should enjoy doing.

M.Tech is the best option as you have done mechanical engineering. If you want to make your career in the corporate sector, opt for MBA.

You can go for any branch in which you are interested. Every branch has its pros and cons, your skills and hard work are important for any branch.

Computer engineering: The scope of this field has always been high and is still growing. Almost, all the engineering colleges including all the IITs, NITs, state universities and private engineering colleges offer computer science as one of the core streams. It simply overwhelms you with opportunities and till date offers one of the most high-paying jobs.

The government of India is now planning to conduct a single entrance exam for all government and private engineering colleges in India. The JEE Mains exam which is conducted by CBSE for admission may end from the year 2018.
This is similar to NEET which replaced AIPMT.
The final decision will soon be updated.