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7 months ago

There are numerous job profiles offered in the domain of cloud computing in India. Some of them are - AWS Devops Engineer, Full Stack Developer, Cloud Security Engineer, Cloud Support Engineer, Cloud Devops Engineer, Software Tester and a lot more. Now my advice to freshers would be to pick an exper

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7 months ago

Given that you have a good set of skills, impressive resume, relevant certificates and experience - then yes you can aspire to work in good companies in both India and abroad. Cloud Computing is a growing field worldwide. With Internet services being an absolute necessity for everyone, there is enou

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7 months ago

If you want to get into the industrial usage of functions like cloud security, storage, networking, DevOps, etc. If you feel drawn towards the concepts of service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models (public, private, hybrid) and want to work with platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP then you c

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As per 2026, the CSE Cloud Computing batch at Chandigarh University is expected to attract students from diverse academic backgrounds and regions. Many aspirants are likely to choose this specialisation due to the growing demand for cloud engineers and DevOps professionals. The programme continues t

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Choosing the Cloud Computing specialisation at Chandigarh University allows students to work directly with IBM-trained faculty and utilize industry-sponsored labs. The programme is structured to provide practical experience with tools like AWS and Azure, which are essential for roles such as Cloud S

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10 months ago

Candidates have to pay the admission fees after final selection in BTech CSE (Cloud Computing) at Adamas University. The total tuition fee for BTech CSE (Cloud Computing) is INR 9.32 L.

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10 months ago

Hi.

The placement situation for students of Chandigarh University (CU) doing MCA Cloud Computing & DevOps is — somewhat mixed. There are good signs, but also some caveats. Here's how things fare, based on recent data and student‑reports.

What looks good: CU's overall strength & some positive placement

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New answer posted•10 months ago
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10 months ago

Hi.

While pure “M.Sc in Cloud Computing” is rare in India, many MTech/MSc programs offer cloud specialization:

Top Indian Universities Offering Cloud Computing Specializations

UPES, Dehradun – M.Tech in Cloud Computing & Virtualization

VIT Vellore – M.Tech (CSE) with Cloud Computing electives

SRM Univers

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10 months ago

Hi.

From the official curriculum and programme description, the languages include:

C — “Programming in C” appears in Semester 1. 

Python — there is a dedicated “Python programming + lab” in Semester 2. 

Likely C+ / Java / other languages — the general CSE programme page lists that graduates ar

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New answer posted•10 months ago
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10 months ago

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To get admission into a BCA programme with a Cloud Computing specialization, you generally need:

Completed 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognised board. 

Minimum marks in 10+2 — commonly ~ 50% aggregate (or sometimes 45%) depending on the institution and category (with typical relaxation for r

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