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Saurabh dutt
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Programming:
You need to have the knowledge of programming languages like Python, Perl, C/C+, SQL and Java with Python being the most common coding language required in data Science roles. Programming languages help you clean, massage and organize an unstructured set of data. Knowledge of SAS and other analytical tools. The knowledge of analytical tools is what will help you extract the valuable insights out of the cleaned, massaged, and organized data set. SAS, Hadoop, Spark, Hive, Pig, and R are the most popular data analytical tools that data scientists use. Certifications can further help you to establish your expertise in the use o
You need to have the knowledge of programming languages like Python, Perl, C/C+, SQL and Java with Python being the most common coding language required in data Science roles. Programming languages help you clean, massage and organize an unstructured set of data. Knowledge of SAS and other analytical tools. The knowledge of analytical tools is what will help you extract the valuable insights out of the cleaned, massaged, and organized data set. SAS, Hadoop, Spark, Hive, Pig, and R are the most popular data analytical tools that data scientists use. Certifications can further help you to establish your expertise in the use o
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
There are hundreds of courses and thousands of colleges out there, which makes it a challenging task to pick and choose. While students are advised to select the course depending on individual aptitude and interest. Courses that are most popular at undergraduate (UG) level among students who have studied Class 12th Science. These details include course highlights, list of colleges across India offering that course, college reviews, top specializations, and frequently asked questions and answers about each course. BE/B.Tech.
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)
B.Sc (Science)
BCA (IT & Software)
B.Sc (IT & Software)
MBBS
Post Basic B.Sc. Nursin
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)
B.Sc (Science)
BCA (IT & Software)
B.Sc (IT & Software)
MBBS
Post Basic B.Sc. Nursin
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priyank sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Class 10th is a Game Changer. There are two main Career options after class 10th.
Higher Studies
Job Opportunities
Higher Studies after Class 10th:
1) Intermediate (Class 11th, Class 12th / PUC)- General Courses (Science and Humanities) along with Languages (English, Telugu, Hindi, Sanskrit, French, Arabic) It is a two years course. MPC - Maths, Physics, Chemistry
BiPC - Biology (Botany, Zoology), Physics, Chemistry
CEC - Civics, Economics, Commerce
MEC - Maths, Economics, Commerce
HEC - History, Economics, Civics/Commerce
MBPC - Maths, Biology, Physics, Chemistry
"Compulsory Paper- Ethics and Human Values"
2) Polytechnic- POLYCET (Polytechnic C
Higher Studies
Job Opportunities
Higher Studies after Class 10th:
1) Intermediate (Class 11th, Class 12th / PUC)- General Courses (Science and Humanities) along with Languages (English, Telugu, Hindi, Sanskrit, French, Arabic) It is a two years course. MPC - Maths, Physics, Chemistry
BiPC - Biology (Botany, Zoology), Physics, Chemistry
CEC - Civics, Economics, Commerce
MEC - Maths, Economics, Commerce
HEC - History, Economics, Civics/Commerce
MBPC - Maths, Biology, Physics, Chemistry
"Compulsory Paper- Ethics and Human Values"
2) Polytechnic- POLYCET (Polytechnic C
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Prakhar Dixit
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Can you please tell me the course name that you have completed from NISER, so that I can guide you better?
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Akansha GoyalA Nature Lover
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There is a wide range of Bachelor's degree courses. What matters for choosing one is your interest and capabilities. They only can provide you two link for telling you about all so that you can choose one of them.
Kindly visit the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers
Kindly visit the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers
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Jewel PSStudent Counselor
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Hi Ranveer,
You can do B.Sc or Diploma programs, you will be eligible for lateral entry into most of the B.Sc programs provided you meet the academic criteria and clear entrance exams if any. Know your interest, your likes and dislikes, figure out what kind of job you want to do and choose your course.
You can do B.Sc or Diploma programs, you will be eligible for lateral entry into most of the B.Sc programs provided you meet the academic criteria and clear entrance exams if any. Know your interest, your likes and dislikes, figure out what kind of job you want to do and choose your course.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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A Digital Marketing Manager earns an average salary of Rs 6 Lacs per year. Experience has a moderate effect on income for this job. The skills that increase pay for this job are Online Marketing and Google Ad Words. People in this job generally don't have more than 10 years of experience.
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