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New answer posted•8 years ago
VARTIKA YADAV
8 years ago
Eligibilty for Admission:
The candidate must be an Indian Citizen certificate from a Village Officer or a competent authority showing that the candidate is a native of any State or Union Territory of India should be furnished in the prescribed format along with the print out of the application. True

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In B.Sc, can I study CS with physics and maths?

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Asked by Asim
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8 years ago
B.Sc. Stands for Bachelor of Science. B.Sc. Computer Science is a Bachelors Degree programme. Technically, it is a Science course. However, Physics is not included in its syllabus and Concepts of mathematics related to CS is included in course syllabus. This professional course focuses on the discip

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8 years ago
After class 12th, join BCA. BCA is a Bachelor in Computer Application. It is a 3 year computer graduate degree course. During your BCA period, you could join in 2-3 certificate courses. And, get some good skill in programming language as C, CPP, Java etc. All these step heads you to become an ethica

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New answer posted•8 years ago
SARTHAK SAHOO
8 years ago
You should opt for MBA (Finance), as it will diversify your overall scope. Banking jobs will help you enter the industry in tactical level, but a MBA finance degree will help you enter the industry in strategic level. So, my personal recommendation would be to go for MBA Finance.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Shivam Chhirolya
8 years ago
Types of Cyber Security Courses:
Cyber security courses worldwide are offered in three broad categories:
Fresher: For undergraduates wanting to make careers in cyber security. These courses are recommended for students with an aptitude for complex calculations, formulae and computing. Professional: Qu

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SARTHAK SAHOO
8 years ago
If there is no other potential options, like government institutes like IITs, NITs and State government institutions. Please opt for KIIT. It will definitely help you get placed at least, and you will get a lot of exposure.

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What is the fee structure for BCA?

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Asked by K.Rajagopal
Atish Chandra
8 years ago
Please reframe your question.
Every institution has its own fee structure.
Which institute’s fee structure, do you want to know.

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Is Amity University, Patna good for BCA+MCA?

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Asked by Aditya
Atish Chandra
8 years ago
Amity University is brand in itself. Amity, Noida is one of top B-School in India.
If we talk about Amity University Patna, it is a newly opened institution in Patna city. Students responses are good about Amity Patna. They have a good infrastructure as well as good team of faculty team.
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