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Shikher jainStudent
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First of all, tell me which programming language you want to learn.
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CHANDAN KUMAR
Guide-Level 12
Do certificate course in IOT, AI, DBMS and ORACLE. Or you can refine your programming skill. These are the courses that you can do.
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CHANDAN KUMAR
Guide-Level 12
BCA falls under non-technical course. It doesn't require approval from AICTE.
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Shrey Arora
Contributor-Level 10
Hii Amar
It is difficult but try for it.
You can get admission through physical counselling
My best wishes
All the very best
It is difficult but try for it.
You can get admission through physical counselling
My best wishes
All the very best
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Physical with computer Science is mainly a programme course, but on the other hand computer Science is hons. Course. In physical Science with computer Science, the course is mainly the basic of computer Science. But, in B.Sc. Computer Science, you will go into the depth of the subject. You can check out both courses syllabus on Delhi university website.
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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Job prospects upon successful completion of the course are enormous since the discipline integrates technology and management. Such postgraduates are professionally equipped with:
1. Technical foundations in object oriented analysis, modelling, architecture, design and construction.
2. Communication and public speaking skills to counter organizational challenges.
3. Skills in efficient and scalable software products for effective use by both government and industry
4. Knowledge of advanced software development. Software engineers, programmers, software developers are some of the usual job profiles in this sector. Popular areas of empl
Job prospects upon successful completion of the course are enormous since the discipline integrates technology and management. Such postgraduates are professionally equipped with:
1. Technical foundations in object oriented analysis, modelling, architecture, design and construction.
2. Communication and public speaking skills to counter organizational challenges.
3. Skills in efficient and scalable software products for effective use by both government and industry
4. Knowledge of advanced software development. Software engineers, programmers, software developers are some of the usual job profiles in this sector. Popular areas of empl
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
BCA in the Amities is actually nice. It's a mathematical and hardware based course. The curriculum is nice. There are subjects like C, C+, Java, PHP, SQL, Basic Maths, Discreet Maths erc. So, if you think you have an interest for these kind of subjects you should go for it.
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Saumya Singhthe important thing is not to stop questionin
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JavaTpoint is the best option for you, try out its app also.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
Guide-Level 13
Bonnie Foi College is an average college with not so good placements. I would recommend you to join some other better institute.
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