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Debajit Chandra
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
Following scopes are open for a B.SC IT graduate:
1. Application programmer.
2. Computer information specialist.
3. Computer support specialist.
4. Database administrator.
5. Enterprise information officer.
6. Graphic designer.
7. Hardware and network expert.
8. Information architect.
9. Information security coordinator.
10. Information systems manager.
11. Information technologist.
12. Legal information specialist.
13. Maintenance technician.
14. Online editor.
15. Quality analyst.
16. Strategic information planner.
17. System administrator.
18. System analyst.
19. System designer.
20. Trainer.
21. Web designer.
I would recommend you to pursue either o
Following scopes are open for a B.SC IT graduate:
1. Application programmer.
2. Computer information specialist.
3. Computer support specialist.
4. Database administrator.
5. Enterprise information officer.
6. Graphic designer.
7. Hardware and network expert.
8. Information architect.
9. Information security coordinator.
10. Information systems manager.
11. Information technologist.
12. Legal information specialist.
13. Maintenance technician.
14. Online editor.
15. Quality analyst.
16. Strategic information planner.
17. System administrator.
18. System analyst.
19. System designer.
20. Trainer.
21. Web designer.
I would recommend you to pursue either o
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Debajit Chandra
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
It's unfair to distinguish which area is better, but if you have an inclination towards IT, then there are huge scope as well.
It's unfair to distinguish which area is better, but if you have an inclination towards IT, then there are huge scope as well.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are advised to do MCA based your current education qualification to make a career in IT industry as developer or tester. You can also do MBA to make a career in sales & marketing, account management or as business analyst in IT industry.
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hardik kundaliya
Contributor-Level 8
If you have a knowledge of computers, then you can select BCA. Otherwise, you can go for BBA.
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Nitesh YadavI am a student,
Beginner-Level 4
There are many programing languages, which you can learn after B.Tech:
1. Java
2. Advance Java.
3. C/ C+/C#
4. Oops, etc.
1. Java
2. Advance Java.
3. C/ C+/C#
4. Oops, etc.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Indian IT prefers BE graduates over B.Sc IT for the developer and tester roles. I am of the opinion BE is a better option over B.Sc IT to avail better career opportunities and growth.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Generally, MCA students are not eligible for scientific officer vacancies at ISRO.
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