Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

There are various ways you can learn Cyber Security. There are videos available online, there are many certifications and training institutes, which can help you learn cyber security. CSSRL is a cyber security workforce development company which provides professional training with hands-on experienc

Certification course can never be equivalent to Post Graduate Program.

Hi Irfan,
Those who have an educational background in computer Science or IT or computer engineering can enter the field of ethical hacking. They must know programming languages like C, C+, Python, Ruby etc. The understanding of widely used operating systems like the various versions of Windows, Linu

I would recommend you to go for JNU, because the current environment in JNU is not ideal for any student. If you are really interested in making your career, then please consider taking admission into other colleges. That's my point of view. It is your choice.

If you want to work in IT Sector, and you are from Science Stream, then you should go for B.Tech in IT or CSE. B.Tech should be your top priority if you want to enter IT Sector or Engineering. If you are from Commerce/Arts Stream and wants to enter into IT Industry then you can do BCA+MCA, as your G

BCA is an Under Graduation degree course and MBA & MCA are Master's Course. If you are interested in learning more about IT sector and want to work in IT Industry in future then go for MCA if you want to work as a manager in future, then go for MBA. Both of these courses have scope if you have the d

To know about the fees, you need to contact the college officials on the numbers provided in the link: http://www.psgcas.ac.in/

Candidates must be an Indian citizen. Students with BE/B Tech or, equivalent from a recognized University can take the exam. Also B.Sc. / B.Sc (Hons.). / BCA / BIT graduates can apply. Mathematics, Statistics or any Equivalent subject from a recognized University can also apply.

The placements for the students under all the specialization starts from INR. 12 lacs.
Yes, it is necessary to do SAP certification in the module as chosen by the student out of the given options. SAP is an integral part of the course.

Hi,
No, you are not eligible to pursue the above course. Candidates must have passed B.Sc. (Computer Science) with miniumum 50% as an aggregate.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-computer-science-suryadatta-college-of-management-information-research-and-technology-bavdhan-pune-225262