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Kiren karthik S b
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TANCET cutoff for MBA in PSGIM is around 54 approx for BC and 58 approx for OC. Mostly the availability of seats will depend on the TANCET ranking.
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2016-07-19 21:11:17
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SUBHANKAR HALDERI am a student.
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There many courses.But if u want to be a teacher u have to do B.Ed degree
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2016-07-19 18:33:46
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2016-07-19 16:54:30
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Aarti Singh
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Aman, B.Tech is a better option as it is a professional degree/ course where as B.Sc is not professional but it is a simple degree.
B.Sc it's all about fundamentals of computer Science stuffs like OS, Architecture, Basic programming.
B.Tech, in addition to above, you will learn to use and create apps using various aspect of technology.
While developing these, you will learn various other factors like Efficiency, Data Structure and Algorithm.
Practical knowledge of a B.Tech in CS graduate and B.Sc CS graduate will be different. Pay scale after securing a job for both B.Tech in CS graduate and B.Sc CS graduate will be different.
These days we
B.Sc it's all about fundamentals of computer Science stuffs like OS, Architecture, Basic programming.
B.Tech, in addition to above, you will learn to use and create apps using various aspect of technology.
While developing these, you will learn various other factors like Efficiency, Data Structure and Algorithm.
Practical knowledge of a B.Tech in CS graduate and B.Sc CS graduate will be different. Pay scale after securing a job for both B.Tech in CS graduate and B.Sc CS graduate will be different.
These days we
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2016-07-19 15:04:44
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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If you are good at programming then it will be difficult for you to make career in IT industry. Therefore, it is advised that you opt for MBA to further your career.
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2016-07-19 14:06:49
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Harleen Bedi
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Yes, you can. You will have to get in touch with colleges offering BScN and ask whether they will consider your current course for credit transfer or not. If they do, you can start directly from the second year of the degree in Canada.
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