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New answer posted•9 years ago
Which are the good colleges in Delhi to pursue B.Sc in CS?
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Asked by Anshuman
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9 years ago
Hans Raj College - [HRC] and Miranda House College, are the best in terms of placements and faculty.
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9 years ago
Yes, you can pursue after completing 12th science. Bachelor of computer Application is the course related computer field.
You can completed BCA who wish join To Softwarecompany.
Second way is, you can complete MCA and after complete MBA. This was very valuable Post degree.
I Hope you success in your li
You can completed BCA who wish join To Softwarecompany.
Second way is, you can complete MCA and after complete MBA. This was very valuable Post degree.
I Hope you success in your li
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New question posted•9 years ago
Can I apply for MCA? I am a B.Com graduate.What is the procedure for admission? What is the fee structure?
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What should I do after class 12th science to make a career in the hacking field?
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Asked by Rohit

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9 years ago
You may look forward for ethical hacking courses, but in my opinion, do B.Tech CSE from any reputed institute and on another side, you can continue with your hacking. This blend will definitely provide you a great scope for future.
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Which option is better among bio with psychology or bio with IP?
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Asked by Yash

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9 years ago
Dear,
That depends on your career goals like if you want to keep your option open for BCA or B.Sc-IT related to computers, you may opt for Information Practice. Otherwise, you can opt Psychology to pursue further education in Psychology or related to field to Biology.
Psychology subject help you to un
That depends on your career goals like if you want to keep your option open for BCA or B.Sc-IT related to computers, you may opt for Information Practice. Otherwise, you can opt Psychology to pursue further education in Psychology or related to field to Biology.
Psychology subject help you to un
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Hi Vikash,
The syllabus of the both is mostly the same. The main difference lies in the duration as B.Tech is for 4 years and BCA is for 3 years. B.Tech is a more technical course than BCA and has more value.
B.Tech is a far more comprehensive and professionally valued course than BCA, primarily becau
The syllabus of the both is mostly the same. The main difference lies in the duration as B.Tech is for 4 years and BCA is for 3 years. B.Tech is a more technical course than BCA and has more value.
B.Tech is a far more comprehensive and professionally valued course than BCA, primarily becau
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9 years ago
Hi Vikash,
I hope you are doing good. Here are the view insights why B.Tech is better or superior than BCA.
As their names clearly indicate, B.E (B.Tech) is all about engineering, while BCA is about applications. B.Tech is a far more comprehensive and professionally valued course than BCA, primarily b
I hope you are doing good. Here are the view insights why B.Tech is better or superior than BCA.
As their names clearly indicate, B.E (B.Tech) is all about engineering, while BCA is about applications. B.Tech is a far more comprehensive and professionally valued course than BCA, primarily b
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