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Vimal K B
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Yes, you pursue MS from US.
A GRE score in the range of 300 to 330; the higher the score the greater the chance of getting into a premier university. IELTS score of 6.5 and above or an equivalent TOEFL score. A good overall score in the undergraduate degree. These are the eligibility criteria for applying MS in CS.
A GRE score in the range of 300 to 330; the higher the score the greater the chance of getting into a premier university. IELTS score of 6.5 and above or an equivalent TOEFL score. A good overall score in the undergraduate degree. These are the eligibility criteria for applying MS in CS.
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7 years agoWhat should I do after class 12th science among BA (mass communication) and B.Sc (computer science)?
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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for people.
Beginner-Level 5
Hello,
Both the options are good. You must choose according to your interest. Since you had Science in 10+2, I would advice you to go for B.Sc. Than B.A. Rest depends on your interest.
All the best.
Both the options are good. You must choose according to your interest. Since you had Science in 10+2, I would advice you to go for B.Sc. Than B.A. Rest depends on your interest.
All the best.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Hi, There are very big difference between B.Tech (CS) and B.Sc (CS). the few of them are listed under :-
1. B.Tech is a practical and skill knowledge oriented 4 years programme, while B.Sc (CS) is theory based 3 years programme.
2. B.Tech admission are based on JEE Main/ Advance and other entrance tests, while B.Sc admission are based on merit (12th marks).
3. B.Tech (CS) have higher level and exposure in market in comparison to B.Sc (CS).
4. B.Tech (CS) students are eligible to participate in Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) for jobs of PSUs and government. While B.Sc (CS) have no such options.
5. B.Tech (CS) students are e
1. B.Tech is a practical and skill knowledge oriented 4 years programme, while B.Sc (CS) is theory based 3 years programme.
2. B.Tech admission are based on JEE Main/ Advance and other entrance tests, while B.Sc admission are based on merit (12th marks).
3. B.Tech (CS) have higher level and exposure in market in comparison to B.Sc (CS).
4. B.Tech (CS) students are eligible to participate in Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) for jobs of PSUs and government. While B.Sc (CS) have no such options.
5. B.Tech (CS) students are e
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Tarun Kumar RajWeb Developer & Unpaid Responses Contributor.
Contributor-Level 7
If you see a placement, it all depends on your communication skills and not branch which you are selecting. But, I will suggest you to select technical stream that is B.Sc.
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Shikher jainStudent
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To take admission in VJTI for BE, you must clear entrance exam of VJTI. Without clearing the entrance exam you can't get admission in this college.
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Mohit AgarwalStudent-#never_give_up
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Hello,
Both courses are good and have mostly same structure of study and curriculum but according to me likely you are from biology background, so please go for B.Sc Computer Science, it helps you more.
Both courses are good and have mostly same structure of study and curriculum but according to me likely you are from biology background, so please go for B.Sc Computer Science, it helps you more.
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AYUSHI MITTALI am Geologist. I Love my profession.
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Master of Computer Application (MCA):
MCA is a postgraduate course spans over a period of 3 years and divided into 6 semesters. Bachelor's degree with Mathematics or Statistics at 10+2 / degree level is required to be eligible to apply for a typical MCA programme. This Masters course is intended to provide students with advanced technical skills like software development, the latest programming languages, algorithm design, computer networks, database management and other subjects related to IT.
After MCA:
The MCA course prepares students to get jobs under technical profiles such as Web Developers, Software Programmers, Designers, System
MCA is a postgraduate course spans over a period of 3 years and divided into 6 semesters. Bachelor's degree with Mathematics or Statistics at 10+2 / degree level is required to be eligible to apply for a typical MCA programme. This Masters course is intended to provide students with advanced technical skills like software development, the latest programming languages, algorithm design, computer networks, database management and other subjects related to IT.
After MCA:
The MCA course prepares students to get jobs under technical profiles such as Web Developers, Software Programmers, Designers, System
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
Guide-Level 12
There is no much difference, both are subjects relating with computer programming and hardware. However, CS is an old name. Moreover, in IT some universities and institutions use to provide some more technical information regarding technology like nanotech, etc.
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Sneha Singhania
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Hi,
Please check the official website for such information.
Good luck.
Please check the official website for such information.
Good luck.
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