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New answer posted•a year ago

Can I do BCA from Delhi University?

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a year ago

Actually, Delhi University does not really offer a direct BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) program to students. However, it provides similar undergraduate courses to B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Science and B.Sc. Program in Computer Science through its various colleges. When it comes to Delhi,

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BSc CS is for the students who prefer deep technical knowledge and research, but BCA is a better option for those students who want to get into the practical approach of knowledge gained in the years of graduation. BSc CS is ideal for exploring various specializations and studying deeply about the c

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You might get little problem if you have not studied Physics and chemistry in class 11th and 12th as the first year of BCA would have Engineering Physics and Chemistry, however if you are so keen into doing it then I can suggest GL Bajaj for it. You can pursue your BCA then MCA for masters from here

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Your marks are great, if you are looking for pursuing MCA then I can suggest GL Bajaj for it, as it has good MCA placements plus low intake of students in MCA means less competition, also they have a good average package of MCA students, MCA students get a little higher packages then B.Tech ones, re

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Any course that gives knowledge of computer languages, software, and programming can help you become an ethical hacker. BCA and B.Tech computer Science are the preferred courses. Many institutes also offer short-term (having a duration of months) hacking courses; some platforms do it for free, where

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Ethical hacking involves an authorized attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer system, application, or data. Carrying out an ethical hack involves duplicating the strategies and actions of malicious attackers. Ethical hacking is one of the highest-paid careers, as the white hat hackers pla

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Ethical hacking is legal and is certainly one of the fastest-growing and the highest-paid professions globally. It is hacking, but for the favor of the organizations. The white-hat hackers who invade the access of various sites but for the sake of security.

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Ethical hacking involves an authorized attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer system, application, or data. Carrying out an ethical hack involves duplicating the strategies and actions of malicious attackers. Ethical hackers ensure the security of the companies' web assets. Basically, it

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A very popular job profile these days, ethical hackers are in a lot of demand, and big IT companies such as TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, Wipro, and others are constantly looking for cybersecurity experts and ethical hackers. Increased demand for information security professionals in both the public and

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