Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

If we talk about the career now a days, Government sectors may not be able to fetch a career in computers so easily and effectively. But, when we talk about the private sector, if you have done MCA from the good universities, you can kick-start your career very well and with the time you will be abl

On a serious note, today, just completing your graduation is not counted as having a great career. You need great knowledge and a good degree to face the strong competition in life. But the most important question is which is the right course after B.Com for you? - Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
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Hi Ankit. Find the most suitable college for yourself here :
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-Dehradun.

They will not give you laptop, but you should be provided the computer system in labs for the programming practice or others. You can learn from labs as many as you can.

Yes, you can consider Australia as one of the options after USA, since a Master of Information Technology graduate you may find careers in Information Technology in Australia, as a systems analyst, information technology consultant, information systems administrator, software and applications traine

Both the courses that you mentioned are good. And you can do them irrespective of your stream. It is all matter of your interest, if you are interested in marketing and business you can go for BBA. Or if you are good at computers you can do BCA.

ANOTHER ENGINEER IN THE QUEUE.:D
NEVERMIND.
Its nothing close to JEE.
Exam consists of questions of average intellect.
One should have PCM aggregate of minimum 55% to appear for the exam
Its based on the common syllabus of 11th and 12th.
Unlike JEE, the questions aren't conceptual, like u don't need to ap

Firstly, you should complete your undergraduate education in BCA (Bachelor of computer application) after that you can do your PG in MCA through which you can get hired by the companies with a good salary package. The package will depend on your knowledge, experience and skill set.

Hi Ramyanjali,
You can refer to this webpage and see what all you need to include in your percentage for admission in DU:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/du-science-admission-cut-offs-2016-how-to-calculate-best-of-four-percentage-blogId-12765