Computers & IT (Non-Engg) Eligibility
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Prabhat Suman
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Yes, it is a good choice, career options in these fields are growing exponentially. You can also do MCA after doing BCA.
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REEBA KHAN
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B.Sc IT requires Maths. In fact, admissions of B.Sc IT happen on the basis of Maths marks in class 12th. Even BCA has mathematics, so basically you need to have Maths for these courses. Without Maths, you aren't eligible. Thank you.
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Deeparun Dutta
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Difficult as your percentage is low. Look for private colleges and sit for interviews.
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Saurabh dutt
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Basic eligibility to apply for a Certified Ethical Hacker course from Institute of Advance Network Technology is that candidate must have passed 10+2 from recognized Board or Council. For further details, please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/networking-hardware-security/course/certified-ethical-hacker-institute-of-advance-network-technology-iant-paldi-ahmedabad-172372 thank you good luck
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/networking-hardware-security/course/certified-ethical-hacker-institute-of-advance-network-technology-iant-paldi-ahmedabad-172372 thank you good luck
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Saurabh dutt
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You can do any kind of Diploma course, but you are not eligible for any Bachelor's degree, whether it is regular either correspondence.
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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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Saurabh dutt
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Full mark for each paper is 100 and exam duration is 3 hours. Examination fee for each theory paper is Rs. 500/- and cost of exam form is Rs. 25/-.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Vinay!
Yes, you can certainly pursue VFX course. After completing this course, you can either become a VFX or a compositing professional. This involves working with the latest software and learning about the advanced compositing tools, etc. The starting salary will be approximately 10-15k initially and will grow with experience. Best colleges for the course include Arena Animation, MAAC, Picasso, International Academy of Computer graphics, WLC college.
Yes, you can certainly pursue VFX course. After completing this course, you can either become a VFX or a compositing professional. This involves working with the latest software and learning about the advanced compositing tools, etc. The starting salary will be approximately 10-15k initially and will grow with experience. Best colleges for the course include Arena Animation, MAAC, Picasso, International Academy of Computer graphics, WLC college.
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Jagjeet Singh
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You can opt for IT as it is has almost the same syllabus
And recruiters don't differentiate between CSE and IT.
And recruiters don't differentiate between CSE and IT.
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