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Computers & IT (Non-Engg) Magadh University

I've done B.Sc in maths, can I pursue M.Sc in IT? Will I be able to get a job after this course?

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kanu vashisht

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Since you have done B.Sc in Maths, so your field must be related to mathematics, which can differ after opting masters in IT. So, that can be a problem for you in future to cope up with the subjects. Along with this, if you are having graduation in Math, so it will be difficult for getting job somehow.

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg) Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology, Symbiosis International, Pune

Can I apply for SCIT, Pune if I had completed my BA with IT and had maths in 12th standard?

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Ashwathy Nair

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SCIT provides MBA in ITBM, MBA in DSDA, Executive MBA program and PGP-ITBM. MBA-ITBM course offers a variety of specializations that will be beneficial in the IT industry. You need to be a Graduate of any faculty of any Statutory University with 50% marks at graduation level to qualify for admissions in SCIT.
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Computers & IT (Non-Engg) C++

What is the difference between C and C++ language?

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Omkar Majukar

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Following are some of the differences between C and C+. When compared to C+, C is a subset of C+. All valid C programs are valid C+ programs. C is a structural or procedural programming language, while C+ is an object oriented programming language. In C, Functions are the fundamental building blocks, while in C+, Objects are the fundamental building blocks. C doesn't have variable references, while C+ has variable references. C uses malloc and free for memory allocation while C+ uses new and delete for memory allocation. C does not provide direct support for error handling, while C+ supports exception handling that helps in error detec

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg) Lateral entry

What are the best colleges for MCA lateral entry?

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Ashish Kumar

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The MCA Lateral entry course is a special program wherein candidates can enter the regular MCA course in the second year. Some of the popular colleges offering MCA Lateral Entry course includes various top government and private colleges such as:

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg) Information Technology

Is there any scope for hardware and networking courses?

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Shruti Pandya

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Networking course have great opportunities in upcoming future. Networking company like Cisco, they hire network engineer, or if you have wide knowledge in hardware and networking then you can get more opportunities.

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg) Information Technology

Does this college offer Diploma in robotics?

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