Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

You can pursue engineering, as lateral entry or you can go for higher studies like M.Sc. Or you can do courses like cyber security, information technology, Data related or any other computer courses.

There is no much difference, both are subjects relating with computer programming and hardware. However, CS is an old name. Moreover, in IT some universities and institutions use to provide some more technical information regarding technology like nanotech, etc.

It is based on CMAT score. CDAC, SCIT are the colleges which provide MBA IT and both of them conduct their own exams. For SCIT, you need to give SNAP and CDAC has its own exam.

Hi Pranay,
You can pursue B.Tech in IT. Click here to know the colleges offering B.Tech IT through distance education https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-tech-in-information-technology-colleges-india.

Hi,
Please check the official website for such information.
Good luck.

As you have done B.Com and B.Lib, you can pursue your PGDCA course from IGNOU. It's one of the best open universities.

Hi,
The fees structure of B.Sc in IT is INR 123300.
Good luck.

The information security industry is thriving today and it is only going to get better in time to come. Of course, holding a degree in the field you want to make a career is handy. But, the question is will you gain the skills necessary to grow a career with the college degree. Getting precise and s

Hello,
For electrical students both courses are very good. You can opt any one from your base knowledge like if you have read micro controller/microprocessor, embedded system as well as have good hand in coding ( Assembly or C language) then obviously Embedded system suits you. In case of VLSI there

Yes, you can get good colleges in Karnataka to do MCA like BMS, Dayanand Sagar in Bangalore or Srinivas in Bangalore.