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6 years agoScholar-Level 17
Speaking very frankly, except some negative review almost all are positive. University has to remain in touch with corporate world, so that students come to know about the practical implementation of their bookish knowledge, and it also helps them to remain knowledgeable about current happenings. Faculties also help students in this context. But, overall the reviews are very positive.
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Fee structure is feasible, as it is a government University. I mean, it is between the ranges of a common economical background student. In my course, it is Rs 1.40 lakhs for first 3 years and in Masters Level, it is around
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https://www.shiksha.com/university/techno-india-university-Kolkata-38061/courses/bsc-bc
Good luck.
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Some of them are:
1) One doesn't need to know the structure of data beforehand as it is with the RDBMS (requires a fixed schema). The format/data model can be changed anytime without affecting the application driven by the database.
2) Using Hadoop implementations in conjugation with NoSQL database, data could be stored across 1000s of servers( volumes of data which even the biggest RDBMS can't handle). This data can be processed and retrieved really fast.
3) NoSQL databases use clusters of cheap commodity servers to manage the exploding data and transaction volumes, whi
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The DataBase Administrator actually is direct connection between company's information and its customer. As its name suggest, that Administrator is a person who manage the Data from the bases. You are responsible to transmit the data to customer in a secured way, and that too with unauthorized access. DBAs sometimes work with an organizations management to understand the company's data needs and to plan the goals of the database. Mostly, the DBAs who are working under the firms are done with Management Information System. Some large corporation prefers those who pursued their Bachelors and Masters in computer related field along
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