Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi,
Both the options can help you to get a good job in MNC nonetheless if you are eligible and qualify for B.Tech then I would suggest to go with this.

If you are studying programming from basically like c, c+, etc. you need to practice it. Just take some more additional help from your experienced teachers for any type of queries. One more thing- Take more effort to become a smart developer & for MNCs, you can complete your course in Java, .net, Android, etc.

After BSc IT, you can start your career as Developer or Tester in IT companies and IT department of business enterprises. As majority of firms prefers CSE engineers for development roles, B.Sc IT graduates get lower end Application support roles with very low opportunities for programming. Unless you have personal conditions to take up job after graduation, you are advised to do M.Sc IT for a meaningful career in IT industry.

There are lot of colleges to pursue B.Tech and I would like to suggest one for its best infrastructure, low fee and good placement record in Jaipur is UEM - https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-jaipur-47406

If you want to become a game designer, you can choose any of the graduation degree among following education qualifications: B.Tech CSE/IT, BCA-MCA, B.Sc-M.Sc CS/IT depending on your interests and preferences. You can start your careers as Games developer and grow to become games designer.

You go for computers application Bachelors degree BCA. No problem, even if you had science in 12th.

Hello Varsha,
The time duration of the course and the fees charged for the same varies from one institute to another. The time duration varies from 40 hours to 100 hours. Though most of the institutes provide it as a fancy course, wherein no advanced concepts are taught, you can refer to the link below for more information on the course duration and the fees charged by the institutes for the same:
https://goo.gl/OlN7ZM
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Hello Akash,
Linux is a "must-know" for anyone interested to work in IT department. Linux is an operating system and provides sufficient tools which assist in advanced programming. On the other hand, CCNA is a networking course certified by CISCO. This course is recommended for those who wish to make make a career in the networking field in the IT sector. Ideally, I would suggest you to pursue both the courses as both are equally beneficial. Rest is your choice.
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