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New answer posted•2016-10-24 07:43:27
Is there any state university in US which accepts 3 years BCA course for MS in information systems?
121 Views|Posted 2016-10-24 07:43:27
Asked by Rajat
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2016-10-24 07:43:27
Since the US requires 4 years Bachelor's degree, so you can either go for a Diploma of one year in India and then apply for Masters or get some work experience to fulfill their age or degree criteria. Few universities might give you the option of taking an extra course of 1-year to complete your Mas
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New answer posted•2016-10-23 22:25:11
Which field has a better scope, marketing or IT?
173 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-10-23 22:25:11
Asked by Abhilash
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2016-10-23 22:25:11
Marketing has more scope and opportunities in comparison to IT for MBA graduates because marketing graduates can be employed by all type of industries.
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New answer posted•2016-10-23 20:46:36
Which course should I pursue after completing B.Sc in IT? Is it a good choice to pursue MBA after completing B.Sc in IT?
99 Views|Posted 2016-10-23 20:46:36
Asked by Abdul Hadi
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2016-10-23 20:46:36
Yes, MBA can be done after B.Sc in IT. You can choose MBA in IT management which will be related to your course as well as will help you getting career opportunities in IT field like IT infrastructure, IT securities etc.
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New question posted•2016-10-23 17:03:05
Is the RSCIT equivalent to Doeacc O certification course?
4.8K Views|Posted 2016-10-23 17:03:05
Asked by Dev
New answer posted•2016-10-23 14:56:12
I passed class 12th with PCM & want to make my career in information technology. What can I do for this?
98 Views|Posted 2016-10-23 14:56:12
Asked by Gopal
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2016-10-23 14:56:12
Hello Gopal,
You have many courses to pursue after 12th which is related to IT sector.
You can pursue:
1) BE/B.Tech in Information Technology or Computer Science
2) B.Sc in IT specialisation
3) BCA (Even this is related to your desired field of interest).
If you still have confusions regarding the course
You have many courses to pursue after 12th which is related to IT sector.
You can pursue:
1) BE/B.Tech in Information Technology or Computer Science
2) B.Sc in IT specialisation
3) BCA (Even this is related to your desired field of interest).
If you still have confusions regarding the course
Upvote New answer posted•2016-10-23 14:32:23
What is the minimum percentage required to get admission in Amity University for BCA + MCA?
378 Views|Posted 2016-10-23 14:32:23
Asked by Aniket
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2016-10-23 14:32:23
Hello Aniket,
Student securing 80%+ agg. in Class XII (CBSE/ISC/State-Boards) are exempted from selection process.
If your score is below 80% then you may have to be selected through the screening process.
All the best.
Student securing 80%+ agg. in Class XII (CBSE/ISC/State-Boards) are exempted from selection process.
If your score is below 80% then you may have to be selected through the screening process.
All the best.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-10-23 11:51:33
Which course should I pursue in order to get better job opportunities, MCA or MBA?
151 Views|Posted 2016-10-23 11:51:33
Asked by Jagadeesh
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2016-10-23 11:51:33
It solely depends upon where your interests are. Talking about the prospect of securing better jobs, pursuing an MBA in IT/Systems/Operations is a better option than an MCA, as it incorporates both the technical and managerial skills within you. So, any MNC or a local company would prefer someone wh
Upvote New answer posted•2016-10-23 09:20:29
What is the difference between BCA and BBA in IT?
166 Views|Posted 2016-10-23 09:20:29
Asked by Abhilash
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2016-10-23 09:20:29
BCA stands for Bachelors in Computer Application. This course is for the people who like programming. On the other hand BBA stands for Bachelors in Business Administration .This course is for the students of commerce background and IT in BBA will include fundamentals & concepts of IT.
Conclusion: BC
Conclusion: BC
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New answer posted•2016-10-23 09:16:30
Can I get a teaching job in Mumbai after completing M.Sc in computer science?
92 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-10-23 09:16:30
Asked by Abhishek
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2016-10-23 09:16:30
Hello Abhishek,
Definitely you are eligible to teach intermediate and undergraduate students with a M.Sc background.
I would suggest you to apply for emerging institutions in Mumbai because you can reach the higher positions quickly and also the pay scale will be more.
All the best.
Definitely you are eligible to teach intermediate and undergraduate students with a M.Sc background.
I would suggest you to apply for emerging institutions in Mumbai because you can reach the higher positions quickly and also the pay scale will be more.
All the best.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-10-23 08:12:18
What should I do after intermediate in order to pursue BCA?
54 Views|Posted 2016-10-23 08:12:18
Asked by Ashish
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2016-10-23 08:12:18
Hello Ashish,
There are no entrance exams to get into BCA program. Shortlist the best colleges/universities which is suitable for your profile and apply within the deadlines.
All the best.
There are no entrance exams to get into BCA program. Shortlist the best colleges/universities which is suitable for your profile and apply within the deadlines.
All the best.
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