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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
O level course of DOEACC Scheme is equivalent to a Foundation Level Course in Computer Applications. It can only fetch you low level computer technician on data entry operator job. It is far lower qualification in comparison to MBA. You are advised not to discontinue MBA in interest of you long term career growth.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Asher,
There are over 256 different types of programming languages besides other kinds of languages like scripting languages, markup languages, Data definition languages, Data Manipulation languages etc. Learning all of them isn't possible for one human being. Therefore, it's better to learn the mostly used languages in each of the categories for languages. You can go with C, C+, JAVA, Dot Net for Programming languages, PHP, XHTML, for markup languages, SQL and Oracle for Database Management languages. In the end, your skills doesn't depend on how good you memorize the syntax, but on how efficient algorithms you prepare and, algor
There are over 256 different types of programming languages besides other kinds of languages like scripting languages, markup languages, Data definition languages, Data Manipulation languages etc. Learning all of them isn't possible for one human being. Therefore, it's better to learn the mostly used languages in each of the categories for languages. You can go with C, C+, JAVA, Dot Net for Programming languages, PHP, XHTML, for markup languages, SQL and Oracle for Database Management languages. In the end, your skills doesn't depend on how good you memorize the syntax, but on how efficient algorithms you prepare and, algor
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Pratik,
There are some colleges offering part time courses but these are very few and require attendance. If you are working then your best chance is to do AMIE which is equivalent to an engineering degree.
There are some colleges offering part time courses but these are very few and require attendance. If you are working then your best chance is to do AMIE which is equivalent to an engineering degree.
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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST
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If you are interested in computers then surely go for BCA.
If you are interested in management then go for BBA.
None of the above mentioned courses have physics and chemistry as a part of their syllabus.
Got more queries? Kindly revert.
If you are interested in management then go for BBA.
None of the above mentioned courses have physics and chemistry as a part of their syllabus.
Got more queries? Kindly revert.
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Edu MentorEducationConsultant
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Definitely. You can pursue SAP (FICO), just after B.Com.SAP is an accounting software. Institutes must be recognised from SAP India. In India, you will have 3 to 5 lacs per annum as a fresher in any financial company or firm, retail or an MNCs. For more details and procedure, kindly visit the respective website of SAP India.
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Akshay Bajaj
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Hi Biswajit,
Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology does not offer BCA. Check the link below for courses offered by the institute :
http://www.dr-ait.org/admission/courses-offered/
Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology does not offer BCA. Check the link below for courses offered by the institute :
http://www.dr-ait.org/admission/courses-offered/
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Akshay Bajaj
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Hi Rakesh,
Both your degrees don't go hand in hand that's why you can either opt for IT job or go in the mechanical field. To get a job apart from degree, you must have sound technical knowledge and if you are finding it difficult to get a job, you can join a good company as an intern and then move on from there.
Both your degrees don't go hand in hand that's why you can either opt for IT job or go in the mechanical field. To get a job apart from degree, you must have sound technical knowledge and if you are finding it difficult to get a job, you can join a good company as an intern and then move on from there.
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ravi kumar
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You can refer the link below and check individual institutes that whether they conduct entrance test or not :
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-mumbai-all
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-mumbai-all
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ravi kumar
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If your interest lies in electronics then why are you joining Infosys? Eventually, you will loose interest in Infosys, I would recommend you to either join an electronics firm or go for higher studies in electronics.
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