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Vidita Mehta

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Hi Ashish,
We're glad that you're thinking to make a good career after your graduation. For this, I would suggest you should take up a good short-term certification course, where you cannot only get the training but also able to get the certification for that particular field along with the placement assistance!
As you're from an IT background, such courses would be easier for you. For that, I would highly recommend Imarticus Learning, Imarticus Learning, which is an educational institute that provides such training courses on - Analytics, Finance, Technology, etc. You can consider the *Technology Training course* or else
the *Analytics
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konatham AbhishekHeLpINg HaNd FiRsT

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B.Tech in CSE and B.Tech in IT are engineering degrees and treated as higher in comparison to BCA and B.Sc. In CS/IT. In fact, B.Tech in CSE is the de-factor the highest accepted degree in Indian IT industry. B.Tech in CSE graduates are paid the highest among all the graduate degrees. MCA graduates are treated at par with B.Tech in CSE and B.Tech in IT graduates for application development and maintenance jobs by Indian IT Industry. BCA and MCA route will take 5 or 6 years to complete the course after 10+2 and get you your first job. Whereas, B.Tech in CSE/IT are four-year degree courses. Therefore, I will recommend B.Tech in CSE/IT ov
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Trun rajput

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I think B.Sc (honors) is a better option.

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Paramjit Kaur

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The criteria depends upon the college/ institute/ university you are pursuing your B.Sc. Maths programme from. If there is a process to transfer your programme to the other course, then you need to contact the admissions department of your respective college in order to change the programme.

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Aribandi Krishna Rao

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Yes, you are eligible for software testing jobs. You just improve your marks percentage and then you are totally eligible for jobs.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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MBA is the best if done from the reputed B-schools. The placement opportunities in top B-Schools like IIMs, DMS-IITs, FMS-DU, XLRI, SPJIM, MDI, IIFT, etc. are above 100% and most of the students are having more than two offerings. While the placement opportunities in MCA are very less in comparison to MBA/PGDM courses.

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