Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

See they will teach you almost all the main programming language but it's upto you only that in which language you have to become professional and the package is almost same for everyone as in that campus all the companies came to recruit the students.

At Loyola College, there is no minimum percentage requirement mentioned on their website. If you are still not sure ask them at Loyola College.
Tel : 91-44 2817 8291/92/93
Fax : 91-44 2817 5566
Email : admission@loyolacollege. Edu
Web : www.loyolacollege.edu.

Hi,
Yes, BTech, B.Sc or B.Com graduates can benefit a lot from SAP certification. Here is a list of some of the biggest advantages that you can have in getting a certification:
1. Job: We all have hopes of getting a good job in a reputed company. SAP certification can fulfil this dream, with ample job

Go for MCA after BCA. The demand of IT professionals is increasing not only in India, but also abroad. Go for B.Sc CS or BCA After the completion of the course, the student can find a job in reputed IT companies like IBM, Oracle, Infosys, and Google. The student can work as a system engineer, junior

After doing B.Sc, you can do MCA. If you will do better in B.Sc Computer Science. Not any other skills are required.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then Master’s degree is better. However, if you want to move into general management the MBA/PG Diploma is better.

1. PSG college of Coimbatore.
2. NIT National Institute of technology, Rourkela.
3. MN National Institute of technology (NIT), Allahabad.
4. ITM University Gwalior.
5. Nova Southeastern University, USA.
6. Startford University, USA.These are among the top MCA colleges in the world.

Your salary package totally depends upon your level of skills and knowledge you have in the field in which you to work. Your college will not provide you that level of help which you are expecting. Your college might fix up a lot of big IT companies for placement, but it's your skill and marks that'