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If you had Mathematics as one of your subjects in B.Sc, then you are eligible to pursue MCA.

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How are the placements for M.Sc in IT in DAIICT, Gandhinagar?

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I have done B.Com. Can I pursue MCA?

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8 years ago
Hi Anjalee,
As the admission criteria are different in every college, you will have to inquire in each college that you are interested in. There are some colleges that would allow admission to commerce students as maths is the only mandatory subject that one should have in 10+2 and graduation in orde

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You need to have a minimum of 60% in 2nd PUC but it may vary with different colleges and universities.

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What are the courses that I need to pursue to design an app?

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Asked by Sai Teja
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8 years ago
1. Choose one major platform
The major platforms in mobile app development world are Android, iOS, and Windows. There are others too like Symbian and Blackberry RIM, but you already know not to go for it.
So, either you can go for all the three major platforms, or you can choose one.
Even though Window

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Training and on-the-job experience are the only ways to become a network admin. Here are some steps:
Learn about how network protocols help to make a network work properly. L1, L2, L3 and L4.
Ethernet - L2 routing, ARP, STP, etc. IP - L3 routing, RIP, OSPF, etc. TCP/UDP - How packets are built and int

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Working on Linux/Unix always have a good scope, as you could see most of the big IT firms are moving with Linux because of open source and cost-effectiveness, which means there are more career opportunities. It might not be so useful for you if you move into the ECE domain but if you plan to go into

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You should not go with the thought that whether the institute is private or government. You should, in fact, focus on whether the institute is good or not. I would recommend B.Tech for you because as per industry norms B.Tech is equivalent to MCA and for MCA you would invest 2 more extra years plus

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