Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

B.Sc CS is not a sufficient degree for long term good career in IT industry. You may not get good job with this degree. In order to have meaningful career in IT industry you are advised to seek admission in a prestigious university in M.Sc CS or M.Sc IT.

Hi Muskan,
You can try a C-DAC course. After pursuing this course, you will see a change and effect in the job role and pay packages.
Best of luck.

Hi,
The faculty should be good and institute should have actual devices to practice on, no simulators. You should try to get in touch with students and figure out, if they are satisfied. There are always one or two famous teacher in institute, make sure you join there batch.

Delhi University is not offering BCA course, but they are offering B.Sc in computer science.
Best of luck.

UG courses refers to under graduation courses. Some of the UG courses are:
1. BBA.
2. B.Com
3. B.Com honors.
4. Economics honors.

Hi,
IBM recruits for many positions based on the skills. You may opt any skill, but important is whatever the skill you have, you need to have a thorough knowledge of this.

Hi,
Yes, you may go for robotics but considering the current situation or even after three years it's hard to say whether India has a good opportunity for robotics or not.

Indian IT industry is showing an early sign of decline because of outcry against outsourcing in the Western countries and newly proposed changes in the USA visa policy. Even then IT and ITES Industries are the largest employment generation industry in India. B.Tech in CSE graduation degree is the de

There so many institutes available in the market like Udemy, Koenig Solutions, Global Knowledge and much more.
To my way of thinking, Koenig Solutions is one of the best institute in all over India. It is offering best training environment for students. The institute will give practical, interactive