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New question posted•9 years ago
I have completed my MCA with 76% marks. How can I get admission in Ph.D?
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Asked by Madhuri
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Can you suggest the best institutes in Delhi NCR or Bangalore for VMware virtualization training?
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Asked by Jitendra
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Can you suggest a university from where I can pursue Ph.D? I can't live in the campus but can visit periodically.
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What are the subjects available under BCA? Can you list all the compulsory and options subjects covered under it?
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Asked by Ashish

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9 years ago
Hi,
BCA syllabus varies in various colleges. Generally, following courses are mandatory: Programming languages C+ and or Java, computer hardware basics, data structures DBMS, web technologies, .NET, software engineering, networking, e-commerce, operating system, computer graphics, etc. In addition co
BCA syllabus varies in various colleges. Generally, following courses are mandatory: Programming languages C+ and or Java, computer hardware basics, data structures DBMS, web technologies, .NET, software engineering, networking, e-commerce, operating system, computer graphics, etc. In addition co
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which is a better course to pursue in order to become a programmer among BCA and B.Sc in computer applications?
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Asked by Ashish

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9 years ago
Both the courses are similar with minor differences in electives. You are advised to choose between them based on the reputation of institute where you get admission. Nowadays, it is difficult to find jobs directly if not placed during campus placement. Therefore, quality of institute is more import
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Which is the best degree course among B.Tech CSE, B.Tech IT and BCA to get placement in the North-East region?
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Asked by Nirankar

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9 years ago
NIT-Silchar, NIT-Agartala, IIT-Guwahati are known institutes for B.Tech in CSE. Other good colleges you can find in Kolkata like Heritage, Techno India, etc.
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Is it a good choice to pursue BCA from KIIT, Bhubaneshwar?
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Asked by Raseen

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9 years ago
KIIT is famous for engineering and MBA program. They have lot of collaboration, so you can expect decent placements.
All the best.
All the best.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Which certification course should I pursue to get a good job in the IT sector?
46 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Virendra

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9 years ago
Hello Virendra,
With the BPO label, it's tough to switch to IT sector. Even if you get a chance, you have to start as a fresher. Your BPO experience won't be considered. You can opt for MCA and after completing the degree, you can apply in IT sector. Alternatively, you can try applying in startup com
With the BPO label, it's tough to switch to IT sector. Even if you get a chance, you have to start as a fresher. Your BPO experience won't be considered. You can opt for MCA and after completing the degree, you can apply in IT sector. Alternatively, you can try applying in startup com