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Abhilash Das
Contributor-Level 10
It totally depends upon your interest. If you are interested in technical line, then you may go for MCA or M.Sc CS. If you are interested in management line, then you may go for MBA in IT.
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alka kumari
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RAM is random access memory in other words, short term memory. ROM is read only memory. RAM is in motherboard of CPU and it is an important part of motherboard. However, ROM is not already in computer. It is a CD or DVD, which is used to record the things from one PC to another.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Debajit Chandra
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Hi,
CCNP is a professional certification course, whereas B.Tech is a degree. We just can't say, which is better but since I am a CCNP and many other professionals I know, who have done CCNP are well established.
Now, I would suggest if you qualify for B.Tech then go for it. Later, you may pursue CCNA and CCNP which will be added feather on your cap in order to betterment of career.
CCNP is a professional certification course, whereas B.Tech is a degree. We just can't say, which is better but since I am a CCNP and many other professionals I know, who have done CCNP are well established.
Now, I would suggest if you qualify for B.Tech then go for it. Later, you may pursue CCNA and CCNP which will be added feather on your cap in order to betterment of career.
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Aditi chaudhary
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Yes, you can pursue MS from UK. You can get many job opportunities after completing the same.
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AMIT KUMAR
Beginner-Level 3
You can choose CCNA. According to my advice, you can choose networking companies like:
1. Wipro.
2. HCL.
3. IBM and get maximum salary.
All the best.
1. Wipro.
2. HCL.
3. IBM and get maximum salary.
All the best.
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