Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

A student who wants to jump from Science to computer field is really beneficial. One can find better job opportunities in this field in respect of B.Sc. But after doing B.Sc. Joining into computer field is not a good decision. As both B.Sc. And BCA are of 3-year so there is a loss of three year. So joining MCA after B.Sc. Is quite a better decision in respect of joining. On the basis of eligibility for MCA is graduation in any field with at least 60% marks and maths as a subject up to class 12th. Then student go into MCA and it is really beneficial. But as MCA is for computer course so student must have knowledge of Computer programming Language, SAP, Big Data which is not in Science student so they can learn these thing by certificate course in one year. Thank you.

B.Sc in information and technology include the study of software development, software testing, software engineering, computer networking, web-designing, and database programming. Core skills required for robotics are -
Computing and Programming - Programming is pretty important for robotics, so subjects like computer Science and information systems are a great choice. Design and Technology - Subjects that can boost the practical side of engineering include product design, graphic communication, technological studies, and manufacturing. Specific Engineering Disciplines - Some schools provide subjects in specific engineering disciplines such as automotive, bioengineering, electronics, mechatronics and mechanical engineering. Elementary level of these subjects is okay to go for Robotics. It's a good opportunity to go for robotics after B.Sc. IT as we can see that course are aligned. And there are a number of opportunities in robotics. Banks are heavily investing in robotic process automation, apart from the Defense sector, IT and manufacturing already working on this. All the best.

Infrastructure Management Services (IMS) has emerged as a preferred alternative for companies looking to optimize their IT infrastructure. Today Infrastructure managed services market that manages enterprises core IT systems has opened up vast opportunities and is growing at a CAGR of 22.8 percent which is higher than the growth rate of overall IT services market and generates around 40-60 percent gross profit for service providers. Advanced Certified Hardware and Networking Professional (ACHNP) is an in-demand certification programme in the hardware and networking field which make candidates eligible for IMS jobs. It is highly suitable for IT aspirants who have completed graduates from Science, Commerce and Arts. It introduces students to concepts such as Infrastructure Management Service (IMS) and technologies such as Microsoft, Cisco and Linux. ACHNP certified students get easily placed as hardware and networking executives in organizations across verticals. It is a good option for BCA graduates who want to make career in the field of IMS. Thank you.