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New answer posted•3 years ago
Is there a centre named as Sagar for the exam of CS executive examination in December 2022?
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3 years ago
Yes, there is a centre named as Sagar for the exam of CS executive examination in December 2022 and it has center code no. 48, and this centre is in the western region of India.
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3 years ago
It all depends on the job profile you are interested in. If you take B.Com Bachelor of commerce it will be more finance oriented. BCA Bachelor of computer on the other hand is more Computer Application oriented and both are equally good course with lots of career and employment opportunities.
New answer posted•3 years ago
Can I join CS with a backlog which I will clear by February, but CS coaching will be starting from January. What should I do?
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3 years ago
You have not mentioned the course for which you have a backlog. If you are referring to CS executive coaching, you can join it with a backlog. However, if you are referring to the CS Foundation, then you have to pass your backlog. As per the rules, you need to pass the Foundation Examination of the
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Which is the best private college for B.Tech in CS having big campus and good facilities?
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3 years ago
Computer Science, in recent times, in India, has gained a lot of popularity, thanks to the ever-growing demand for computer engineers all over the world. With the advancement of technology in IT industry, the importance of computer Science has also increased as day-to-day innovations in technology a
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Is there any problem if surname is not appearing in Aadhar card? I have filled CSEET entrance exam application form.
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Asked by Sakshi
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3 years ago
Just make sure that other certificates like DMC don't have surnames included. But if you have filled application form with surname then you can apply for correction in Adhaar card. But generally, if surname is not appearing in Aadhar card it doesn't create any problem.
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New answer posted•3 years ago
Can I do CS and IT after 12th commerce but I am not a maths student?
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Asked by Deep
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3 years ago
Yes, you can do computer Science course even if you have not studied Maths in your earlier studies but studying Maths will help you in Computer Science.
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you can take admission in cs course by applying on website of icsi . after 12th you are eligible for cs .
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Can I clear CS executive both the modules without any coaching?
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Asked by Pratik
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3 years ago
Yes, you can do it. You have to be confident and make a timetable for preparation. You have the study materials on ICSI website you can take help from these also.
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3 years ago
No, because you primarily complete your undergraduate in B.Com after that you eligible for CS executive. There are two ways of pursuing CS executive first after clear foundation and after completion of under graduation. If you have completed your foundation, then you can pursue CS executive.
New answer posted•4 years ago
Can I apply for two posts in same company for my ITI apprenticeship?
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Asked by Rajeshjindal
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4 years ago
No. you can only apply for one because you can face some trouble with double posts.