Question

Rishi __________ his engineering course by the end of 2017.
(1) will completed
(2) complete
(3) will have completed
(4) was completed

Answer 1

will have completed is the right answer (3)

Answer 2

The correct option to be filled in the blank in the sentence is option 3) will have completed.

Rishi will have completed his engineering course by the end of 2017.

Explanation

This sentence is in Future Perfect Tense. We use (the future perfect) will have + a past participle to talk about actions that will be over in the future. We usually use this tense with expressions such as by evening, until midnight, before noon, by the time you reach.