M.Sc. in Computer Science
at Yeshwant College of Information Technology, Parbhani

Estd. 1985

M.Sc. in Computer Science

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M.Sc. in Computer Science
at
Yeshwant College of Information Technology
Overview

Yeshwant College of Information Technology offers M.Sc. in Computer Science specialisation in a Full Time mode. The duration of the programme is 2 years. To pursue Yeshwant College of Information Technology M.Sc. course, candidates need to meet the basic eligibility requirements of the programme. Moreover, only 30 number of students can enroll for M.Sc. in Computer Science at Yeshwant College of Information Technology. Check the following section for more details around Yeshwant College of Information Technology M.Sc. in Computer Science fees, placement, admission process and more.

Duration	2 years
Course Level	PG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	30

M.Sc. in Computer Science
at
Yeshwant College of Information Technology

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M.Sc. in Computer Science - Batch of 2019

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Great behavior by faculty, but the mess hall was mediocre.

Placements: Awesome college. Placement data varied widely by college and course, but generally placements ranged from 30–75 percent, with packages from 2–20 LPA (highest) and 2.5–4 LPA (average). Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Cognizant hired for roles such as software engineer, and internship rates were around 60–70 percent. Exact figures depended on the specific college and program.

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure varied greatly by institution. But generally included Wi-Fi, modern labs, comfortable classrooms, and well-stocked libraries with digital resources. Hostel quality, food, medical aid, and sports facilities depended heavily on the specific college. Some colleges had very good setups, while others struggled with quality, highlighting the need to check individual reviews for details on food hygiene, hostel conditions, and available medical and sports resources.

Faculty: Whether teachers were helpful and qualified, the curriculum was relevant, and exams were difficult with a high pass percentage depended on the specific college. Generally, good colleges had experienced faculty, industry-aligned courses with practical components like mandatory industrial visits, and exams ranged from easy to tough depending on the study, with pass rates often decent if students put in effort.

Other: Choosing a course was about aligning interests, skills, and career goals, along with the program’s unique offerings. They focused on benefits like faculty, modules, and future prospects while constructively identifying areas for improvement in campus life. It included events, connectivity, surroundings, and activities. Enthusiastic and specific answers showed research on the course and university, connecting them to personal journeys and aspirations, whether for an interview or reflection.

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M.Sc. in Computer Science
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Yeshwant College of Information Technology

Students also asked

Q: What is the difference between MCA & M.Sc in (IT)?

MSc in IT and MCA are courses in the field of Science and Technology. They are different in some aspects which are mentioned in the table below:

MSc in IT	MCA
Full-Form: Master of Science in Information Technology	Full-Form: Master of Computer Application
Eligibility: BCA or similar courses	Eligibility: BSc in IT or engineering degree
MSc in IT is usually preferred by candidates who wish to pursue a career in academia	MCA is usually preferred by candidates who wish to join the tech field.

Note: The information is taken from various external sites and may vary.

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Q: Are there any popular books for MSc IT students, apart from the syllabus?

Yes, many books are recommended for MSc IT students apart from their regular syllabus:

The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win by Gene Kim.
The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master by Dave Thomas.
The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software Engineering by Frederick P. Brooks Jr.
The Unicorn Project by Gene Kim.
The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood by James Gleick.

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