Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello Shailshree,
Apologies for the late reply. MCA is a good option if you're really interested in the technical and coding field. MBA in HR is apt if you want to make a career in the management field. So it depends on where your interest lies and career goals. Salary prospects wise, MBA is better t

You can not seek admission in MCA based on the "O" and "A" level certification. Any graduate who has maths as a subject in 10+2 is eligible to seek admission in MCA.

M.Sc in CS at Delhi University is one of the best post-graduation degree courses in India. It not only provides the best learning but also helps in getting a good placement.

Hello Sakshi,
Your daughter managed to score very well in her boards and Jee Mains. However, according to her rank, there is some chance for BIT-Mesra, but it will be better for her to take a break and prepare well for next year, she will really get best the colleges next year with a little push.
All

M.Sc in IT is a job-oriented post-graduation degree course and currently has more opportunities in comparison to M.Sc in chemistry graduates.

First, it is a non-degree award certification.
An IT certification is a designation demonstrating a professional's competency in a certain aspect of technology. Certifications often follow some assessment, education or review. One difference with certifications in IT is that they are often vendor-spe

Hello Bohini,
The following link gives you the list of colleges that offer B.Sc (IT) in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india