Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi Shweta,
Is there a gap in between 2013 and now? If yes, were you working somewhere? You can surely work as a software tester in an IT firm, provided you have good technical knowledge. All the IT firms have testing as there integral part.

DU SOL and Jamia Centre for Distance and Open learning do not offer MCA course by distance learning.

It depends on different institutions but it is approximately INR 20,000/- for each.

There are so many courses. Now, it depends on you. Here are some good courses:
CITA (Certificate In IT Application)
DITA (Diploma In IT Application)
ADITA(Advanced Diploma in IT application)
CWD (Certificate In Wed Development)
CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Application)
CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Profe

Dear Saurabh Kumar,
Yes, it is required and plenty of jobs are going to be available in the coming decade. But you should have original certification from the reputed institutes. Some organisations also expect some experience to provide positions.
All the best.

No. C is a core programming language. Its a procedural programming language. It gives you a basic knowledge about the programming language. You can pursue C certification Course but OOP (Object Oriented Programming) language has more demand than Procedural Programming language.

For IT course, Math is must. If you have maths in 12th, you can pursue B.Sc IT, BCA, BCS, etc. and if you don't have Maths, you can pursue 'O' level certification.

There are so many courses. Now, it depends on you. Here are some good courses:
CITA (Certificate In IT Application)
DITA (Diploma In IT Application)
ADITA (Advanced Diploma in IT application)
CWD (Certificate In Wed Development)
CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Application)
CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Prof

You need a Master degree for B.Ed. I suggest you to pursue M.Sc IT 1st and then apply for B.Ed.

No. For M.Sc IT, you need maths and computers as a compulsory subject in your 10+2+3 (graduation) level.