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Computers & IT (Non-Engg)Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore

I want to know about the latest cutoff information for BCA in Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with Wiley at Jain University.

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Asked by Tashif

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Vinay Kr Pandey | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

Hello,
Kindly see the below link for information related to your query. https://www.shiksha.com/university/jain-deemed-to-be-university-bangalore-424/course-bca-in-artificial-intelligence-in-collaboration-with-wiley-482071

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg)Hotel / Hospitality Management

Is a B.Sc. Hotel Management graduate eligible to get the admission for MCA through cee Kerala?

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Asked by Andrews

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Vinay Kr Pandey | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

No, you are not eligible to give an entrance exam unless you had completed your Bachelors in BCA or any other course related to the same. Hope it helps.

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg)B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering

Is M.Sc in computer science equivalent to B.Tech CSE?

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Asked by Sai Kartikea

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Vinay Kr Pandey | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

Both M.Sc. IT and B.Tech IT programmes are similar in terms of syllabus and almost identical when it comes to practical learning aspects. But M.Sc. IT is focused around core IT concepts and tries offer deeper conceptual clarity about both practical as well as theoretical aspects. B.Tech IT is more p

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg)Computer Science and Engineering

Which field is having more job opportunities among B.Sc (PCM), B.Sc (computer science) or any honors in B.Sc or B.Pharma?

561 Views|Posted 4 years ago

Asked by Amrit

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Vinay Kr Pandey | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

According to me In comparison to B.Sc. B.Pharma is Better. But as compared to D.Pharma B.Sc. is best. But if your financial condition is not good so I recommend to you that do B.Sc. All The Best.

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg)BCA

Which course has better career among BCA and BMM?

282 Views|Posted 4 years ago

Asked by Aamir

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Jyothish K J | Beginner-Level 4

4 years ago

B. M. course scope offers ample employment opportunities in various areas of mass media and communication. Various sectors such as broadcasting, anchoring, videography, photography, editing, content management, and writing offer job scope after B. M. Scope for B. M. students not only includes dynami

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Computers & IT (Non-Engg)BCA

Which is the best among BCA and B.Sc in CS or IT? Can you suggest a college in north India?

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Asked by Navjinder

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Jyothish K J | Beginner-Level 4

4 years ago

B.Sc. CS is more concept-oriented while BCA is application-oriented. However BCA and B.Sc. CS both is useful for who like to become an IT professional. The BCA course will teach you about current techniques and applications, giving you a basic idea of the programming languages currently used. But th

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