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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

Guide-Level 14

Hi Vrushti,
Some of the world famous design schools are Georgia Institute of Technology, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture, UCLA, Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design to name a few. Check the university websites for entry requirements and fee, etc.

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Preeti Bhatt

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B.Tech from a top institute will definitely be the best course if you are inclined towards engineering. Otherwise, if you are interested in sciences, then B.Sc from the top Delhi University will be the best.

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Ashfaq Malik

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Hi,
After BCA, scope of getting a government job is very low. If you are quite good in programming, You may apply in CRIS. All IT based activities are performed by CRIS, rest other software are designed by TCS/WIPRO but you wont be considered a Gov employee. I did BCA. But Later I Switched to Government exams. Currently I am preparing for SSC. So its upto you if you could mend your ways if you want a Government Job.
Also, you can apply for UPSC OR PSC. Also there is AFCAT(AIRFORCE COMMON ADMISSION TEST), CDSE(Combined Defence Service Exam) which falls in UPSC, Civil Services, Sub-Inspecter post in POLICE. Its your choice which government
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Sarvesh Kinfer

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Yes there are, PFB the details :
Postgraduate (PG) Diploma Information Technology Courses in India
Advanced PG Diploma - Geographical Information System (GIS) And Remote Sensing Applications
PG Diploma - Business Process Outsourcing
PG Diploma - Health Information Management
PG Diploma - Information System
PG Diploma - Information Systems & Computer Application
PG Diploma - Information Technology
PG Diploma - Information Technology & Management
PG Diploma - Management Information Technology
PG Diploma - Software Marketing
PG Diploma - Sports Marketing Information System
PG Diploma - System Management & Master In Information Technology

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Sarvesh Kinfer

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To start a business, you must have a great vision and before that you must be very clear that in which domain you want to start your business. Starting a business require years of practical experience in the actual field, without experience its like participating in a race without any practice. So, think about these basic things and then decide accordingly.

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astha singh

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Hi Vrushti,
You can apply for design course at your post graduation level. If you have cleared your graduation with an aggregate of 50% from a recognised university, you are eligible to apply in most of the design colleges.
You can find the top ten colleges of design here:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/articles/top-10-design-institutes-in-india-blogId-8287

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Udit BhatiaManagement professional

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Well, to be frank, BCA if done properly and on a regular mode, is a full-fledged programme and doesn't really give time to pursue another course simultaneously.
If your questions is what 'else' can be done alongside to make the most out of BCA, then you may read the below text:
1. Internship- There is a summer internship component in most BCA programmes and students are graded on them. Take this very seriously. You may not get the exact profile you aspired for but it is a great way to get an exposure to the functioning of an organisation. Both startups and MNCs have different dynamics, so try to assimilate whatever you can.
2. Learning e
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