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Yes, if you are a working employee, then it is valuable but a regular course is always better than a distance one!
If you are able to do MCA regularly, then you should go for it.
Good luck!
If you are able to do MCA regularly, then you should go for it.
Good luck!
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I am a civil engineer & am willing to work in the IT sector, which is the best course for me?
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Asked by Karthik
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8 years ago
Hi Karthik,
As you are not from a programming background, I recommend you automation software testing. In this course, there is not much of coding required as compared to developer field. You have to test the software, that's its.
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As you are not from a programming background, I recommend you automation software testing. In this course, there is not much of coding required as compared to developer field. You have to test the software, that's its.
Here, I am sharing a link the best software courses with a good salar
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You have to do Diploma in Game Development, and it will be a good choice, but everything depends on your interest. If you have interest in Game Programming, then you should go for it. There are less competition in this field as compared to other courses. Best of luck.
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Is it necessary for a candidate to be 12th passed to get admission for Diploma in game designing?
46 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Arpan
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8 years ago
Yes, it is necessary, and it will be a good choice, but everything depends on your interest. If you have interest in Game Programming then you should go for it. There are less competition in this field as compared to other courses. Best of luck.
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Is it possible for a CSE graduate to become a game developer?
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Asked by Shivam
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8 years ago
Yes, it is possible for a CSE to become a Game Developer, but everything depends on your interest. If you have interest in Game Programming, then you should go for it. There are less competition in this field as compared to other courses. Best of luck.
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Which course or diploma should I do for game development or game programming? I have completed BE in computers.
115 Views|3 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Shubham
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8 years ago
Yes, Game Programming will be a good choice, but everything depends on your interest. If you have interest in Game Programming, then you should go for it. There are less competition in this field as compared to other courses. Best of luck.
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Is it a good choice to do Diploma in game programming after class 12th?
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Asked by Suriya
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8 years ago
Yes, it will be a good choice, but everything depends on your interest. If you have interest in Game Programming, then you should go for it. There are less competition in this field as compared to other courses. Best of luck.
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Is it a good move to do Bachelors in computer science from Dalhousie University? How will I be paid after graduation from there?
57 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Rachit
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8 years ago
Basically, it purely depends on your efforts and skills. No one will get any job without any skills. You can do efforts to get extra skills on other courses. Then you will be filtered from other students. Best of luck.
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How is the 60% in graduation calculated for NIMCET? Do I need 60% in every subject or in total?
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Asked by Himamshu
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8 years ago
Hi Himanshu, You must have secured at least 60% marks in aggregate or 6.5 CGPA on a 10 point scales (55% marks or 6.0 CGPA on a 10 point scale in case of SC/ ST) in (I) B.Sc. . / B.Sc. . (Hons) / BCA / BIT of minimum three years full-time with Mathematics/ Statistics/ Equivalent subject. *as one of
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