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New answer posted•8 years ago
Atish Chandra
8 years ago
Visit their official website to get the exact dates.

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Which course should I opt for PGDBA+SAP or PGDM+SAP?

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Asked by Prateek
Supreeti Tripathi
8 years ago
Hey Prateek,
It can be said that both the courses are at par. On the technical grounds both the courses are equivalent as both are approved by AICTE.
PGDBA gives you a sure chance of global exposure in terms of the international immersion program with Rome Business School for a period of one month. Bu

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iam ssuhana
8 years ago
Yes, Devi Priya, you can do it. MA in English is a 2-year post graduate course in English language and literature. It is divided into any of semesters or years. The course covers English literary studies, theories, criticism and pedagogy, all in the form of theory. Top Institutes providing this cour

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S
8 years ago
Placement scenario of Techno India Salt Lake for MCA is average. I will not say that the placement of MCA is bad but I can't even say it very good.

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Atish Chandra
8 years ago
Learning a new skill is never a bad idea. You should go for it. It adds a flavour to your CV and enhances your knowledge.
Good luck.

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Atish Chandra
8 years ago
Career in gaming industry is on boom. There are ample no of opportunities available in gaming industry.

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Atish Chandra
8 years ago
You need minimum intermediate qualification with 45% or more to pursue BCA.

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Atish Chandra
8 years ago
It depends on your skills and the stream you are going to choose. For e.g. a developer gets more salary than a tester.

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IASKOLKATA Kolkata
8 years ago
After B.Sc you can go for M.Sc in the stream in which you have done your B.Sc.

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