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Both the courses are well accepted by the industry. If you are interested in IT like server-client, DB, networking, etc., then you can go for PGDIT. Otherwise, PGDCA because it's more of application, programming, etc.

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Industry Based Learning (IBL) is when students are given the opportunity to do a full-time paid or unpaid placement in a particular industry, usually for six or more months, in an area that's relevant to their studies. IBL is offered by many universities. BITS Pilani is pioneer in this field in India with concept of Practice school of one semester duration in their both undergraduate and post graduation programs.

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Hi Nitesh,
The full form of UPS is Un-interrupted Power Supply.
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Compare to BCA and MCA i think B.E. in CSE or ISE is the best course to pursue in the IT field.

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24 Views Posted 7 years ago

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There are a bunch of job profiles in IT sector without coding profile! You can go for Management sector in IT domain like project managers, Head of development and other management positions which requires leadership skills, communication skills and very less IT knowledge!
Good luck!

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<p>The Maharashtra State Board 12th standard computer Science syllabus for 2025–2026 includes topics such as operating systems, data structures, programming, and emerging technologies.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Topics</strong>&nbsp;</p><ul><li><strong>Operating systems:</strong> Introduction to operating systems</li><li><strong>Data structures</strong>: Study of data structures</li><li>C<strong>+ programming</strong>: Learn how to programme in C+</li><li><strong>HyperText Markup Language (HTML):</strong> L... View more

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Yes, you can as you have 60% which is the minimum eligibility criteria for most of the colleges.

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Hi, just basic level of computer is needed to pursue your studies in software field. All the best.

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While the industry 4.0 revolution has gained momentum and many organizations are exploring new ways to leverage IoT with expectations to enhance business processes and overcome existing challenges, there are many questions people have around IoT implementation with the existing infrastructure. At present, one of the burning questions in the market is will IoT replace Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) in a new era for manufacturing? Such questions not only help industrial companies understand the future relevance of current technologies but also help them take near-term automation investment decisions. Manufacturing is alread... View more

58 Views Posted 9 years ago

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B.Sc IT is a program wherein students are trained to perform well in computer applications and Software. And B.Sc CS is a more academic course, and focuses mainly on mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing plus hardware focus.
Among the two, B.Sc IT is designed according to the needs of the IT industry while B.Sc CS enlightens more of theoretical aspects.
Both have their own merits offering challenging jobs in the field of computers. I would suggest you to analyze the various opportunities available and select the right path based on your personal criteria which should include:
*The interest and aptitude towards ... View more

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Computer science is a good branch to choose. In this, you will get to know about various programming languages, learn about latest technologies, which will be fruitful in future.

46 Views Posted 2016-09-05 11:58:04

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Tutorialspoint and W3Schools are the best website for computer programming because it provides variety of computer programming language notes.

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ICT is actually IT+EC. 1st and 2nd year are combined than from 3rd year onward, one has to choose either of the both for the next 2 yrs. In terms of placements 1st, being a placement cell member, I would suggest DA over above all mentioned colleges. N yeah, DA won't mind being compared to any NIT except T, W, S. The highly qualified and experienced faculty is its next asset, the student-oriented running of the college would be the next through cells, clubs, the open and non-gender centred environment would be the next.

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Yes, it is a good course and you can have great career in it. It is one of the most booming industry and can give you good career opportunities.

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That's not possible. Everything needs a platform or some substance to run. It's like running a train without
the track and that's not possible.

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B.E in CSE is best.no matter u do B.E or B.Tech there is not much difference between B.E and B.Tech.B.E will be more theoretical and B.Tech will be practical.

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Ethical hacking is about learning how to find security vulnerabilities in IT systems. If you want to learn cyber security you can enroll for any of the training programs by <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://pune.cssrl.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://pune.cssrl.in</a> The training is possible in regular classroom or in online mode for even those who have no IT background. The career options in the field of cyber security are growing a lot these days.

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One of the options you can look for is MBA in IT-Management. Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology -Pune offers course on this discipline. Check the below link-
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After 12th in Science if you have studied Biology, Physics and Chemistry, you may take up medicine, dentistry, agricultural Science, dairy Science or biological sciences (biochemistry, biotechnology). (ONLY if you fulfill the eligibility criteria).
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If you have Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in 12th then, you may go for engineering courses such as civil, mechanical, electronics etc. (ONLY if you fulfill the eligibility criteria).
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Apart from doing the degree level courses in Science with the conventional combinations you can also choose degree courses in several emerging professional areas such as physioth... View more

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The best private colleges for IT branch are-
1. BITS Pilani
2. SRM.

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AURO University is one of the best to pursue a B.Sc. In IT. This B.Sc. IT programme for IT aspirants from any stream to lead into the era of Information Technology as to become one of the finest architects of technology with their highly technical skillset to date in today's the fastest-growing pitch of worldwide business industries. B.Sc. -IT is a well-formulated designed programme for students who intent for a professional career in Information Technology. The course structure flow has been pragmatically designed to guide the student from basic concepts and to train in the recent advanced technological practices similar to the industries... View more

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<p>For Andhra Pradesh &amp; Telangana, there is an entrance exam (AP EAPCET &amp; TS EAMCET) to get admission into top colleges in these states.based on your rank in that entrance test, you will get your slot in a college according to your wish through web options process.As CSE has more preference among all branches, most of the students compete for the CSE- (Alligned) branches first.to get a seat in CSE, you have to perform well in the entrance test. According to your family background, economical status and your category, scholarship will be alloted.</p>

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Hi Rohith,
TCS is one of the most well paying organizations. To decide on the course, you should analyse your strengths, career goals, interests, personality, aptitude and ability. If you decide based on these parameters you will put in your best effort and will be successful in your chosen field. You should pursue a stream/course based on two things :
-your career goal
-the type of job you want to do
Please feel free to discuss more.
Wish You luck.

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Dhanush, for computer oriented job, you can go for BCA or B.Tech CSE.
BCA is a Three Year degree programme that deals with Database Management systems, Software engineering, computer architecture, Web technology, language like C, C++, HTM
B.Tech is a Four Year degree programme that deals with Computer engineering, electronics and communication engineering, software engineering, mechanical engineering, Digital and analogue electronics, programming, computer networks, database management systems, computer systems organisation.
B.Tech is a better option as it is a professional degree/ course where as BCA is not professional but i... View more

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Go for a PG qualification and this time, see that you perform very well. Try for good merit and you will succeed in life.

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