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What is the admission process in Bangalore institute of technology for MCA course?
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Can I get direct admission in the 3rd semester of M.Sc in IT after completing PGDCA?
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How can I pursue hardware and networking course after completing class 12th in PCB?
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Asked by Saad
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9 years ago
Hi,
I think, you should go for CCNA. CCNA certification offered by CISCO has value globally.
I think, you should go for CCNA. CCNA certification offered by CISCO has value globally.
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Do I need to learn a programming language in order to pursue project management course?
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Asked by Hitva

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Hi Hitva,
You can learn C+, Java, HTML, OOPS, etc. It will be helpful for you to perform projects.
You can learn C+, Java, HTML, OOPS, etc. It will be helpful for you to perform projects.
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You need to be a graduate in engineering or equivalent (E.g. BE/ B.Tech/ 4 year B.Sc engineering/ AMIE/ DoEACC B Level, etc.) in IT, computer science, electronics, telecommunications, electrical, instrumentation or related areas.
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There is no university, which offers dual degree course MCA and MBA simultaneously. You can do MBA degree after completing MCA to prepare yourself for PreSales, sales and marketing, account management and business analyst roles in IT or ITES industry.
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MCA degree holders are most preferred for development roles in Indian industry. Indian IT industry has started showing early sign of decline because of outcry against outsourcing in western countries. But, there are still good opportunities for MCA graduates from top universities. You are advised to
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You may refer to the following link for list of top BCA colleges in India: https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/ranking/top-bca-colleges-in-india/96-2-0-0-0