B.Sc

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B.Tech is a better option any day. B.Sc in CS will teach you a lot about computer application, hardware etc., and won't focus much on coding. On the other hand, in B.Tech, they teach you a lot of coding, data structures, algorithms etc. If you have to compare between B.Tech and B.Sc. Courses in C

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Kindly contact the Institute for the information.

B.Sc in Interior Design from Aditya College of Design Studies is a UG Degree programme and is a offered as Distance/Correspondence course for a duration of 3 years. If you are interested to join this course, you can directly apply to the college website. Form there you will be able to get contact de

Hi,
No, it is a full-time course. About the fee information, kindly contact the institute directly as there is no such information on its official website.

Hi Sumit,
Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board to get eligible for the course.
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Hi,
Both are different exams offering admissions in different courses. To understand clearly, you can refer to the below links:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/mcaer-cet-exam
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/mht-cet-exam.

Himalayan University is a recognized university BY UGC. It’s degrees are recognized all over India.

Being a B.Sc graduate, you would have studied LINUX during your graduation. The syllabus of Linux at Mumbai University forms a strong base for RHCSA (Provided you have studied it logically).
There is a huge scope. Linux being open source is used a lot, mostly by organizations and government too. Also

Hi,
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed course is Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) form a recognized board/university with at least 50% marks. Yes, BBA students are eligible to pursue B.Ed course. The basic qualification needed is a