Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Between all three mentioned, I'll advice to go for Java. Among these java captures major market share. Due to its open source attribute most companies invest in Java for their application development. Also java has some unique features which keeps it at upper hand over other two. But yes going towar

Hi Anu,
If your main aim is to pursue MCA then opt for integrated MCA course as it will save your 1 year but if you are willing to pursue MBA or any other course apart from MCA then opt for BCA only.
All the Best

Hi Gunjan,
The simple answer is no. The cloud is just another technology that presents new challenges to the IT and IT support.
There is nothing 'killing' IT jobs. It’s more of a consolidation.
Everyone needs desktop support but they also want that person to handle user account/password creation and is

Hi Anu,
Yes, you can surely opt for MCA after graduation through lateral entry.
All the best

Dear anu,
Hi,
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Every technology has great oppurtunity if you have sufficient knowledge about it. After CCNA and having good knowledge you have chance to work in companies like CISCO.
Java itself has very high usage rate.
.net also has high usage as many websites and softwares uses .net.
So every technology has oppurt

Hi Ankit,
To enhance your career opportunities:
1) You may opt for MCA to study masters in computers as BCA in itself is not enough these days to fetch you an extraordinary package.
OR
2) Definitely, an MBA as per the current market scenario would help you in finding better career opportunities. As per

Hii Akash
you can do courses related with marine engineering . See generally after BCA students go for MCA . and in today's time you can go for job also.
Do only that course in which you are interested .
ALL THE VERY BEST

Hi Parul,
Listed below are some of best books for project management :
1. Project Management Lite: Just Enough to Get the Job Done
2. Strategic Project Management Made Simple – Practical Tools for Leaders and Teams
3. Project Management JumpStart (Third Edition)
4. Project Management Absolute Beginner’s

Hi Sudhanshu,
If we talk about the job opportunities, both software testing and networking have ample jobs, it entirely depends on your interest and in which domain you want to specialize in, if testing different types of softwares and finding out the bugs interest you then opt for software testing a