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New answer posted•9 years ago
Sunil Soni
9 years ago
Although nowadays business executive use business analytics to get competitive advantage but SAP CRM and SAP SD modules are more aligned to MBA Marketing functions in comparison to Business Analytics. You may first do SAP SD and SAP CRM before doing business analytics course.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Harshit Jain
9 years ago
Yes, BCA and MCA are good courses. It will help you in getting good job in IT industries as a software engineer. But BCA and MCA would of 6 years duration. Better would be to go with B.Tech in CSE or IT as it will help you much better. BCA + MCA is equivalent to B.Tech.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Sunil Soni
9 years ago
If a BCA graduate is not interested in programming, MBA will be the best career switch option. It will not only open door for vast opportunities but also provide different specialisation to choose from his or her personal traits. For example if you are good at numerical ability then you can choose F

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New answer posted•9 years ago
New answer posted•9 years ago
Sunil Soni
9 years ago
M.Sc CS is treated on par with B.Tech CS by Indian IT industry. Nowadays maximum fresher recruitment takes place by campus placement. Therefore, If you do M.Sc from a college with campus placement facilities and previous success records you will have no problem in getting a job.

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New question posted•9 years ago
New answer posted•9 years ago

Is IT a technical vocational subject?

120 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Vishal
Shamsul Husain
9 years ago
Yes, IT is a technical vocational subject.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Harsh Ranjan
9 years ago
Hey Anuraj,
Please follow the link for placement record of Galgotias:
http://www.galgotiasuniversity.edu.in/p-placement-record.asp

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New question posted•9 years ago
New answer posted•9 years ago
Anubhav Lal
9 years ago
IT security is one of the fastest growing domain today. You can look at any job portal or at various company's website in career section and you will see for yourself.

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