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The placement records for BCA have been 100% over past many years.
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Is it worth to study at SRM University, KTR campus for BCA.
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How much do I have get rank in PGCET to get government seat in Bvb and for government seat what will be the fee structure for MCA.
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I have done MCA from India and now I want to go abroad. Phd and Mphil are not my type as they are related to research. What should I study?
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I have done my graduation in Commerce and currently working in Accounts department. Can I take Ethical hacking and pursue my career in it.
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MBA and MCA both are a pole apart courses where Masters of Computer Application is a technical course which evolves around the technical education and provides the graduate's jobs on the technical profiles like Software Programmers, Software Testers, System Analysts, Web Developers, Designers and ot
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MGM's JNEC is among the best college, It is providing MCA programme. The programme is uniquely designed to increase the employability and to prepare students to work in a multi-disciplinary work environment. In addition to core courses, students can opt for track based courses, open elective courses
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