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8 years agoGuide-Level 13
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No, MCA is a 2-year PG degree course. It aims at providing specialisation in computer science with professional, technical and communication skills. Because of the increasing demand of computer professionals, MCA colleges are growing rapidly. Most of the IT companies in India are hiring MCA degree holders and provide good package.
With the help of this course, students are able to develop software products efficiently and error-free by utilizing advance application software and networking technologies.
Students can option for this course after the successful completion of BCA or B.Sc with maths as their main subject in gr
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
Salaries will also depend upon the working field, size of company, sector, location, qualification and many others. Good experience in this field can help you to get a handsome salary package.
Salary earned by B.Sc. graduates:
The salary of an individual in this field depends in which field he is working; some professional B.Sc courses like IT and Computer Science have very good scope and pays handsome salary to the deserving students. The starting salary in t
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For a probable employer of a mechanical engineer, SAP-PP is of no use. For the engineer, his CV has enhanced but with not so important course. On the other hand, if you do any small course related to your field, it will definitely enhance your employment potential.
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