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New answer posted•2016-03-14 15:01:06
Which are top colleges in UK to pursue M.Sc in construction and project management?
162 Views|Posted 2016-03-14 15:01:06
Asked by Bhuvanesh
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2016-03-14 15:01:06
Kindly check the approval and recognition from the concerned authority.
Construction Project Management at Heriot-Watt University is one of the longest-running programmes of its kind in the UK, equipping graduates with the theoretical knowledge and practical and technical skills to manage people and
Construction Project Management at Heriot-Watt University is one of the longest-running programmes of its kind in the UK, equipping graduates with the theoretical knowledge and practical and technical skills to manage people and
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New answer posted•2016-03-14 14:20:59
Which is the best evergreen software course between Java, Oracle, etc. To step in IT industries, which is better to choose?
828 Views|2 Followers|Posted 2016-03-14 14:20:59
Asked by Prashanth
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2016-03-14 14:20:59
Interesting to see the ever green software.
If you would like to start your career with software, then I would recommend Java and PHP.
Oracle and MS SQL comes under Database?
If you would like to start your career with software, then I would recommend Java and PHP.
Oracle and MS SQL comes under Database?
Upvote New answer posted•2016-03-14 13:10:53
Can you tell me test centers for CCNA certification?
117 Views|Posted 2016-03-14 13:10:53
Asked by Kiran
New answer posted•2016-03-14 13:08:53
What is BCA Hons? How is it different from BCA?
1.4K Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-03-14 13:08:53
Asked by Harsh
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2016-03-14 13:08:53
There is minor difference between BCA and BCA (Hons)
Duration 4 years
Eligibility 10+2 with 45% marks at 12th standard.
Any more information, write me back.
Duration 4 years
Eligibility 10+2 with 45% marks at 12th standard.
Any more information, write me back.
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New answer posted•2016-03-13 22:23:47
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2016-03-13 22:23:47
MCA is more technical and Mba is more managerial. Go for Mba in Systems where you can get mix of both and jst 2 year course as against Mca which is 3 yr program. Mba is more widely accepted and Gud placement being offered by IT giants.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-03-13 18:54:21
Can a BCA candidate earn more than a B.Tech candidate if he/she acquires more skills in computer science?
130 Views|Posted 2016-03-13 18:54:21
Asked by Chirag
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2016-03-13 18:54:21
Dear chirag
That will depend on overall experience but initially companies didn't offer much to bca student . Higher education like MCA with MBA will the good combination to achieve your goal in terms of salary and profile too.
All the best
That will depend on overall experience but initially companies didn't offer much to bca student . Higher education like MCA with MBA will the good combination to achieve your goal in terms of salary and profile too.
All the best
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New answer posted•2016-03-13 15:27:33
I want to pursue BCA from Gorakhpur University, what should I do?
117 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-03-13 15:27:33
Asked by Nadeem
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2016-03-13 15:27:33
Why from Gorakhpur University? Is there any specific reason?
Upvote New answer posted•2016-03-13 15:25:40
Which are the good evening or weekend colleges in Bangalore to pursue MCA?
354 Views|Posted 2016-03-13 15:25:40
Asked by Radhesh
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2016-03-13 15:25:40
You may try chriest college, presidency college.
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New answer posted•2016-03-13 15:18:12
For a fresher's job in any company, Is SAP FICO required or not?
71 Views|Posted 2016-03-13 15:18:12
Asked by Govardhan
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2016-03-13 15:18:12
Hi
I would always prefer to go for a SAP course after having a few years of experience.
You need to understand the business process first.
I would always prefer to go for a SAP course after having a few years of experience.
You need to understand the business process first.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-03-13 15:15:18
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2016-03-13 15:15:18
Full time and distance education fee structures are different.Which one would you prefer?
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