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8 years ago
Including GST fees are 56000 rupees only for Bangalore
In Chennai or Hyderabad, fees are 46,000.
See VECTOR India Institute VECTOR Institute - Embedded Training in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, India is a private institute which gives you Basic training in Embedded System.
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8 years ago
You will come across a good number of institutions offering BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications). The undergraduate programme is a three-year study on applications of computer systems and information technology. The course curriculum of this programme is somewhat similar to B.Tech CS/ IT, which h

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So you must have also started exploring the world of game development. Cool, isn't it? How can game developers make these awesome things? How can they sew a whole new virtual world with the power of programming, AI, graphics and what not? But after quite searching, you must have exhausted and though

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Is B.Sc in computer science course available at DAVV?

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Asked by Neha
Aditya kumar Tyagi
8 years ago
Yes, DAVV offers B.Sc. in Computer Science. It is a 3-year regular course.
The general eligibility criteria is 10+2 passed from a recognised board with PCM subjects or passed valid (and relevant) 3 years long Diploma course from a recognised institute.

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ishaan yadav
8 years ago
It's just for 1 year.

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Debajit Chandra
8 years ago
Hi,
The comparison of courses which you have mentioned is a little odd. The most important thing is your interest. CCNA is a networking certification course, RHCE is Linux, and PHP is designed for development. If you are interested in networking as a career, then CCNA is the option whereas RHCE is g

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Which course should I pursue after M.Sc in computer science?

49 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Surekha
Moumita Chowdhury
8 years ago
After M.Sc. Computer Science, you can go for Ph.D. and can go in for professor or lecturer of any college.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Hi,
1. Refer to websites such as Internshala, Linkedin, Naukri, Indeed, letsintern, twenty19. Register your profile and track regularly for openings.
2. Prefer start-ups more than bigger companies because in an internship, the idea is to stretch and learn as much as possible. Post the internship, ge

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