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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Its good that you pursued a challenging course like PCMB. You may want to choose your UG based on the subject you recieved the highest marks in. Also BCA and BBA are also good courses that offer a promising career. So I suggest that you choose something that you are good at.
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
Guide-Level 12
In Computer Science B.Sc CS.
Bachelor of Computer Application BCA
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science (B.Tech CS)
If you compare this three on their volume of Course-
BCA B.Sc CS B.Tech CS or BCA B.Tech CS B.Sc CS depending on the college or university. To pursue BCA, you can join from Science, Commerce and Arts background. But, to pursue B.Tech or B.Sc CS, you'll need a solid background of mathematics. The main difference between B.Sc CS and BCA is BCS CS is concept oriented. It will teach you the Core Concept of computer Science, which will help you to learn anything new very quickly, other hand BCA is application oriented, teac
Bachelor of Computer Application BCA
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science (B.Tech CS)
If you compare this three on their volume of Course-
BCA B.Sc CS B.Tech CS or BCA B.Tech CS B.Sc CS depending on the college or university. To pursue BCA, you can join from Science, Commerce and Arts background. But, to pursue B.Tech or B.Sc CS, you'll need a solid background of mathematics. The main difference between B.Sc CS and BCA is BCS CS is concept oriented. It will teach you the Core Concept of computer Science, which will help you to learn anything new very quickly, other hand BCA is application oriented, teac
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rahul r
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subhasish debroy
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Dear, As mentioned by you - Information security and Cyber Forensics course is under Department of computer Science and Engineering is a post graduate programme offered by Dr. M. G. R. Educational and Research Institute eligibility of which is B.E/ B.Tech (CSE, ECE, EEE, IT), /M.Sc. CS IT) /M. CA. So, after completion of your MCA you can pursue for the same. Best wishes.
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Abhishek Bhattacharya
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Candidate must have 10+2 level from a recognized board in any stream with minimum 60% marks.
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romaisa tariq
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Fill the form first, and look out their website and follow their admission procedure! You always have the right to apply so go for it, and hopefully you could get an admission.
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subhasish debroy
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Dear,
BCA and B.Tech in IT/ CSE- Both the degrees are functional for the career of the students in the IT industry. But BCA is a 3-year professional degree course whereas B.Tech is a 4-year engineering degree course after completion of which you will be posted as an engineer with a better position as well as salary structure.
So it is always wise to pursue B.Tech in CSE/IT if opportunity prevails rather than doing BCA (even followed by MCA).
BCA and B.Tech in IT/ CSE- Both the degrees are functional for the career of the students in the IT industry. But BCA is a 3-year professional degree course whereas B.Tech is a 4-year engineering degree course after completion of which you will be posted as an engineer with a better position as well as salary structure.
So it is always wise to pursue B.Tech in CSE/IT if opportunity prevails rather than doing BCA (even followed by MCA).
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