Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

If you are looking at affordability you, can consider Germany, Singapore, Poland, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, etc.

The basic requirement to pursue a course in Australia is an IELTS score of 6 to 6.5 band and a Bachelor's degree with 65% plus marks. The eligibility criteria various from college to college. IELTS and TOEFL is compulsory for Australia. The fees varies from Rs.10 lakhs to Rs.25 lakhs depending on th

Yes, because there is no restrictions to get admission.

Hi Kirty,
Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay and Indian Institute of Technology - Delhi are among world's top 100. Outside India, there are big names like:
1. MIT.
2. Stanford.
3. Harvard.
4. Carnegie Mellon University.
5. University of Cambridge.
6. University of Oxford.
7. Princeton University.
8. Nat

B.Sc in computer science is an under graduate course related to the information technology. Therefore, the job opportunity after completing B.Sc are mainly in the IT sector. The IT sector in India is expanding rapidly, therefore there is always requirement of under graduates in the computer science

Hello Shiva,
You can check universities under Australian Technology Network:
1. University of South Australia.
2. RMIT.
3. Curtin University.
4. QUT.
5. University of Technology – Sydney.
Your grades are good and I am sure that they would want to admit you. Strong reference letters and statement of interes

MCA is advanced in M.Sc. in CS. I will advise you to pursue MCA because it has better career options than M.Sc. If you want to be a teacher than M.Sc. is better option because it has detailed theory syllabus that will be helpful for you in teaching line, MCA is more practical and good for profession

There is no such engineering in India, if you want to be a game designer or animator, so you can just go for UCEED 2017.

Can you elaborate your question?