Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello,
Yes, it is possible to pursue CCNA along with B.Tech. Many students opt for part time courses during B.Tech. I understand that it does increase the work load, but it is not too tough. All it requires is efficient time management, sincerity and determination to pursue any course you want.

Hello Abhishek,
Facebook, Amazon, etc. aren't dependent on just one programming language, they involve many. A markup language for designing Front End user interface (probably XHTML/CSS), web programming to validate data (probably PHP), security validation for logins and privacy settings (probably JA

Hello Deepesh,
CCNA after B.Com will not provide you too many opportunities. CCNA is a certification course. To take maximum benefit of CCNA after B.Com, you should first enrol into a computer based regular course like MCA and pursue CCNA along with it.

Hello Mukul,
I understand that you wish to pursue BCA in Dehradun. Kindly check the link below for good colleges in Dehradun:
https://it.shiksha.com/bca-colleges-in-dehradun-categorypage-10-100-1-0-0-73-133-2-0-none-1-0
I hope this answers your questions. If you have any further questions, kindly rever

Hello,
Certainly CISCO certification courses after BCA can definitely increase your chances of good opportunity and better pay scale. After acquiring CISCO certifications, one can start working as:
Network administrator,
Computer support specialist,
Network manager,
Network operator and
Computer network

Hello Ajay,
To become software developer you have following academic educational options:
(a) B Tech Computer Science/ Information Technology
(b) BCA-MCA
(c) MCA after graduation in any subject
(d) M.Sc IT/ CS
(e) Software certifications
(f) Postgraduate Diploma etc.
You can chose an option based on y

Yes, you can pursue MBA after completing BCA. The eligibility criteria for MBA is graduation in any of the streams.

I understand that you wish to pursue CCNA CISCO certification course. Most of the institutes charge a fees between 8000 to 10,000 for CCNA. I hope this answers your questions. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

With B.Sc CS, you may face challenges in getting to core IT companies because core companies prefer B.Tech, MCA etc. You are advised to plan education up to M.Sc CS or MCA for a meaningful career in IT companies.