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New answer posted•8 years ago
Which career path should I take: networking or software development? Can anyone help me?
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Asked by Devendra
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8 years ago
Networking is not easy. Read Computer networks book and if you really liked it you can go for it.
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Visit the link Shiksha. Com to know about the best colleges in your area along with their details, ranking, placement, fee structure, etc.
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I am finding c+ very difficult & losing my interest. How should I do c+? Currently, I am in class 12th and have always scored average marks.
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Asked by Hartej

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8 years ago
Programming a d Coding are the ways of Technological Life in this age. The industrial revolution is in the IT domain and you need to revisit your reasons of less interest or less understanding. Coding is worth doing and is also full of interest if you get someone to develop your passion for the same
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What is the syllabus difference between B.Tech CS and B.Tech CS with Cloud Computing?
556 Views|2 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Kshitij

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8 years ago
In the CS branch, there is no specialization as this branch will only offer you a degree only in this you can opt for any subject specialization, but in the cloud computing you will get specialization in cloud based system that will be helpful in getting job.
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I've completed my BMM degree. Can I apply for MCA? I mean, is it worth it?
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Asked by Anushree
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8 years ago
Yes, it is worth it. For being eligible to apply for MCA, you have to have mathematics as one of the subjects at 10+2 level or statistics as one of the subjects at the graduation level. Good luck.
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I am a B.Com student & want to do MCA in Bangalore. Am I eligible to take MCA through PGCET Karnataka? I have a mathematics in +2.
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Asked by Sai Jagadeesh

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8 years ago
Hi Jagadeesh, you are eligible to take MCA through Karnataka PGCET. All the best.
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8 years ago
You can look out for Christ College or Symbiosis colleges.
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Can I get some info. about studying in Germany for BE or B.Sc computer science about the estimated tuition fee and accommodation cost?
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Asked by Chinmay
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8 years ago
In 2014, Germany's 16 states abolished tuition fees for undergraduate students at all public German universities. This means that currently both domestic and international undergraduates at public universities in Germany can study for free, with just a small fee to cover administration and other cos
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I did my BCA in 2015 and I have 2 years of experience. How can I begin my career in software testing?
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Asked by Kiran
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8 years ago
You can go for testing courses like CAD, SAP, etc.
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Is B.Sc in computer science (H) available in Germany and is this course is taught in English?
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Asked by Chinmay
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8 years ago
Hi Chinmay Bandekar,
If you wish to study in Germany, you need to learn German as most Bachelors courses are conducted in German language there. As per the internet research, Bachelors are the entrance degrees, Academic migration and the prevalence of English starts at the Masters level and is fairl
If you wish to study in Germany, you need to learn German as most Bachelors courses are conducted in German language there. As per the internet research, Bachelors are the entrance degrees, Academic migration and the prevalence of English starts at the Masters level and is fairl