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What is the best college for B.Sc computer science in Hyderabad?
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if i do bsc computer science in srm University chennai will i get better job with better salary when doing msc artificial intelligence
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Asked by Thushar R

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8 years ago
You can't compare a graduation level course and a post graduation course. Still, I will tell you it's you who will be paid, not your degree.
So try to be a better student and then think of salary. SRM will surely provide you a good platform but it's you who has to perform.
So try to be a better student and then think of salary. SRM will surely provide you a good platform but it's you who has to perform.
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Can I take admission for B.Sc. computer science in any college? If I get admission, will I get a good job in this sector?
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Asked by Yashika Bhanwar
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8 years ago
Yesss uhh get the admission in any college. Yess uhh get a good job in this sector.job totally depends on the efforts dat uhh have been put from your side .sooo don't worry .best off luck for ur future
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Every course and stream has its own benefits. It depends upon the student and that which course he chooses. BCA and B.Sc. IT both are good options, if you are interested in computer applications and all. When it comes to B.Sc. CS, it is a more academic course, which focuses on the theoretical part a
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I want to do B.Sc computer science but I got only 56 in maths. I have 88 aggregate in 12th. Can I get a good college in India?
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Asked by Anubhab Chakraborty

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8 years ago
Dear Anubhab,
Generally, universities admit students with 50% in 12th in B.Sc. Computer Science. Try for some good private universities like LPU. If we talk about LPU, it is one of the best universities in the country with 100% placement record. The university has been ranked really high by many ext
Generally, universities admit students with 50% in 12th in B.Sc. Computer Science. Try for some good private universities like LPU. If we talk about LPU, it is one of the best universities in the country with 100% placement record. The university has been ranked really high by many ext
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which will be better between B.Sc CS and BCA? I am interested in artificial intelligence.
37 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Thushar R

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8 years ago
Hi,
I think you should go for B.Sc. CS as it is the most relevant to artificial intelligence. Hope you make a better choice.
I think you should go for B.Sc. CS as it is the most relevant to artificial intelligence. Hope you make a better choice.
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I want to do B.Sc computer science. I have 88% aggregate but only scored 56 in maths. Which college can I get?
28 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Anubhab Chakraborty

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8 years ago
Hi,
Can you provide your current city? It will help us determine a good college. Alternatively, you can suggest few locations which you looking at.
Can you provide your current city? It will help us determine a good college. Alternatively, you can suggest few locations which you looking at.
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What is the difference between B.Sc IT and B.Sc computer science?
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Asked by Nischay Tibrewal

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8 years ago
CS have equal value when compared with IT. But, in CS you will learn both hardware and software and it is more based upon basics. In case of IT, you will learn about applications and software that is its more application oriented. But, I would prefer CS personally.
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