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Ridhi Singh

Beginner-Level 3

Practically every computing platform, from desktop computers to mobile phones, is built on Java. Java has a high degree of security and scalability, making it suitable for use on a wide variety of devices. Java's extensive community makes it simple to locate capable programmers. Embedded Java is what's utilized in IoT gadgets. It allows for network mobility. As a bonus, it's one of the most approachable programming languages for new programmers to pick up. The foregoing explanations of the advantages of adopting Java just scratch the surface. Lightweight and simple to pick up
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Nishit Agarwal

Beginner-Level 2

To better comprehend Full Stack Product Engineering, I opted to enroll in a PGP course that could be completed online. I chose NIIT over other schools because of the faculty and the small class sizes. This program is designed to provide you the most current education and training in your field, so that you may rise to the top of your field. Practical experience with necessary tools and technologies, including as Python and the Linux operating system, will complement your formal study in the most in-demand subfields of cloud computing. To grow in your engineering profession, you must constantly improve your programming skills and knowle
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Om Roy

Beginner-Level 5

Python and Java are the two most popular programming languages. Both are used by a large number of people because they are high-level, general-purpose languages. The majority of today's desktop and online applications are written in Java. Python, however, is used to build applications for data Science and machine learning. It's a tough choice between the two. Python and Java, two popular programming languages, will be compared and contrasted in this section. Java, like C+, is an OO language. But it's not like C+ in that it lacks both complex and simple capabilities. There are no barriers to entry. It operates in parallel and is a fully
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Pallavi Sharma

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The demand of IT professionals is increasing not only in India but also abroad. After the completion of the course, the student can find a job in reputed IT companies like IBM, Oracle, Infosys, and Google. The student can work as a system engineer, junior programmer, web developer or as a system administrator. This field provides you ample opportunities to make your career not only in private sector but also in the public sector. The government organisation like NIC, Indian Army, Indian Air Force and India Navy also recruit large number of computer professionals for their IT department. B.Sc. Computer Science is more concept-oriented w
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Pallavi Sharma

Contributor-Level 10

That totally depends on what you wanna do after graduation. I mean if you want to work for a company as a developer then you should opt for BCA but if you want to be a professor then B.Sc. Is a good option for you. It doesn't mean that you cannot work for any company after B.Sc. But you have to work harder than others. The reason why I am telling you is that in B.Sc. The focus is on theoretical knowledge rather than BCA where you will learn about applications. The demand of IT professionals is increasing not only in India but also abroad. After the completion of the course, the student can find a job in reputed IT companies like IBM, O
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palak mahajan

Contributor-Level 8

For getting admission in Bhavan's Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities and Commerce for BCA required a minimum of 50% marks i.e., 500 marks were enough. You got 729 marks which are too good and even relaxation of 5% marks is provided to SC /ST Candidates.

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Ridhi Singh

Beginner-Level 3

The newly launched online Post Graduate programme in Data Science has made it easier for you to achieve mastery in the field of data Science. Online versions of the class are provided by a number of reputable educational institutions, including LinkedIn Learning, SimpliLearn, Amity Online, and the National Institute of Information Technology, among others. Training would take place at NIIT, which is where I would go. This programme is ideal for anyone who is interested in pursuing a career in this field as it utilises an interactive learning model that includes live sessions led by expert practitioners, practical labs, and industry pro
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Kiran Sharma

Beginner-Level 3

The on-premise ERP system differs from cloud-based ERP in that it is deployed locally on the institutes server and hardware. Institutional IT personnel typically manages and maintains the system. On the other hand, SaaS (Software as a Service), or cloud ERP software, is provided to customers on a subscription basis. Software and data for the institution are housed and administered from a single location on the internet (the "cloud"). This system is only accessible by approved users through internet web browser.

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Meghna Tripathi

Beginner-Level 4

My own interest in the subject led me to realise that there is a lot more to learn and that depending just on free web resources is not enough. As a result, I decided to seek professional assistance. I just finished a Cloud Computing and SysOps programme online course. After a lot of experimentation, I chose to enrol at NIIT. After completing this course, I went from being a senior IT engineer to a DevOps specialist. This course will teach you the foundations of cloud computing and how to implement them in your own work. All you need to know about cloud hosting service providers will be covered in this course, including design, deploym
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Meghna Tripathi

Beginner-Level 4

In order to better grasp the ideas, you need enrol in the new NIIT Cloud Computing and SysOps programme, which is available online. The National Institute of Information Technology, SimpliLearn, Amity Online, and LinkedIn Learning all offer the course online. NIIT is where I'd go for training. Interactive learning methods, such as those used in this programme's labs and real-world industrial projects, will be invaluable to students interested in pursuing a career in this field. All of these subjects are discussed in great detail in this course. In this course, notable academics will teach a number of students and professionals about th
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