Computer Science and Engineering

It is depends on the college from where you will pursue your MCA.

Admission Process for M.Sc in Computer Science from Fergusson College (FC Pune) is mentioned below:
Admissions are made on the basis of merit list. Interested candidates can apply online with required information.
Eligibility:
Candidate must be a graduate in relevant field from a recognized University.

Reasonably well. Placements were as high as 85% when market responded favorably and up to 65% when market was sluggish. good organizations like cognizant, Indian Navy, Zoho, Tech Mahindra, City Union Bank,are some of the regular recruiters

Best universities in Canada to study Computer Science are mentioned below:
Queen's University. University de Montral. Simon Fraser University
McGill University. University of Alberta. University of Waterloo
University of British Columbia
University of Toronto.

It's a good course to go ahead with as knowledge of Animation and game design along with CSE will be beneficial in long term.
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Hi Adish,
Your CGPA is highly impressive, you should apply to the top universities like University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Western, University of Ottawa, University of Alberta, Ryerson University and so on. You have to take the IELTS. Recommendation letters and pers

Hi, some of the cheapest colleges and universities in Canada are Memorial University of New Foundland, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Thompson Rivers University, Mount Royal University, University of Winnipeg, and Athabasca University to name some. You have to check on their website to fi

B.Sc (computers) is one of the option you can consider or you can do BCA. Both courses are not computer Science intensive as engineering with CS is, but you can consider them as option. It is neither necessary for you to continue CS in your graduation, so think before you opt for anything.