Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

If you want to do specialised study, go for M.Sc or if you want a good IT job package, go for MCA.

DCA is a Diploma course. It boosts your knowledge. You can go for it on weekend days or regular mode whenever you get time.
Good luck!

CSE is all about programming but if you are poor in programming go for civil and you can concentrate on ethical hacking and stuff.

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The whole of Symbiosis Group of Management Institutes and Centre for HR studies based out of Pune and Nashik accept SNAP score. Apart from Symbiosis, Acharya Institute of Management Studies, Bangalore also takes the score. However, the well known amongst all is the Symbiosis Institute of Manageme

You can get Developer or Functional consultant job after SAP certification. If you want to make career in Technical then you may learn ABAB and do certifications. In case you want to be a functional specialist in Finance, you can do one of more functional module (SAP-FICO or SAP-CO module etc) certi

Yes, you can opt to do a PGDCA as this will help you if you are more inclined to pursue a career in teaching/ education, or MCA if you are keen to make a career in the technical stream. This will help you secure a good career path but it is also important is to understand your area of interest based

Both of these courses have their own advantages. While students who are interested in the field of internet or database operations can opt for B.Sc IT, those who want to pursue a career in computer applications, programming and software should go for a BCA.

If you are doing graduation degree from a recognised university you are eligible to seek admission in PG degrees such as MCA, MBA, MSW, MMC, etc. subject to meeting other eligibility criteria.