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Piyush Rawat

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No, its not necessary, you can prioritise on the basis of your interest and scope of each certification.

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Piyush Rawat

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Specify if you have appeared for any exam or specify any college name as cut off are mainly declared by the university or college, self prediction will never be accurate.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17


Hi Siddhesh,
You can check options in Australia and Canada. Also, consider Asian countries like China and Malaysia and then we have countries like Ireland, Finland, and Poland which can be cheap. You may also take up online courses if finance is the concern.
Kindly check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509


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Sumit Kumar SinghTime to create Illusion to Reality!

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BCA includes theory and application while B.Sc includes only theory. So, BCA is advisable.

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Jazeel Ahamed

Beginner-Level 4

In B.sc, there is only computer science and information technology based on computer but it has a syllabus of your need. So, first know about the courses. B.Sc (computer) or B.Sc (IT) is not for Cyber security. But, it has a part of it. So, think a lot before you choose. You can join any college you like but a thing is to try to get an old college.
Hope this will help you!

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Ravi,
Yes, you can but you cannot get a job with a reasonable salary which means, you will get a low salary job only.
If you pursue MCA, you can get a fair job with a good salary.
All the best.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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Few universities like Annamalai University offer BBA with computer application. If business is in your mind, you may go for a part time or distance learning in B.Sc in computer Science with hardware and networking as a specialisation from institute like YCMOU and also pursue Diploma from Jetking which gives you knowledge and understanding.

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riddhima banerjee

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You can check the cut off of that particular university in which you want to study on it's official website.
Good luck.

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