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No, the BIT MCA entrance exam application is not accepted in offline mode. Applicants must complete and submit the form online only through the BIT Mesra website; no physical forms are available or accepted.

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Yes, you can specialize in Cloud Computing after BTech CS or even during it, for that matter. You have some simple options to do the same - 

  • Choose your electives accordingly. Indulge in relevant projects and internships to grab jobs in the said domain. 
  • People often get into some additional

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Cloud computing is basically a set of services accessed over the cloud i.e the internet. Cloud engineering is all about designing, developing, and maintaining cloud infrastructure. Both swear by tools like AWS, Azure & Google Cloud Platform. Cloud engineering additionally leverages services of

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For each correct answer in the BIT MCA entrance exam, candidates will be awarded 4 marks, while 1 mark is deducted for every incorrect response; unattempted questions receive zero.

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Choosing a better course is a subjective take. All you can do for yourself is have a bit of introspection. Have an overview of the tools, languages, syllabus, projects and job roles. 

To give you an introductory idea -  Cloud computing is all about services like storage, servers and databas

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Some things like networking essentials, basic programming, Python, scripting, operating systems, Linux, etc. can be helpful for you before starting your academics in cloud computing. They are not compulsory for admission.

Other prerequisites largely depend on the level of your academic journey you ar

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There are numerous job profiles offered in the domain of cloud computing in India. Some of them are - AWS Devops Engineer, Full Stack Developer, Cloud Security Engineer, Cloud Support Engineer, Cloud Devops Engineer, Software Tester and a lot more. Now my advice to freshers would be to pick an exper

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Given that you have a good set of skills, impressive resume, relevant certificates and experience - then yes you can aspire to work in good companies in both India and abroad. Cloud Computing is a growing field worldwide. With Internet services being an absolute necessity for everyone, there is enou

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If you want to get into the industrial usage of functions like cloud security, storage, networking, DevOps, etc. If you feel drawn towards the concepts of service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models (public, private, hybrid) and want to work with platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP then you c

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After completing MCA from GLA University, students gain practical experience by doing industry-based projects. They get exposed to capstone projects, guest lectures, and corporate training. It makes them industry ready. Students become a part of alumni group, which includes mentors and peers. It ope

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