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rahul r
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Both the BCA and B.Sc. Computer Science course having good scope in both the private and public sectors. Both the courses having the same opportunities and career prospects as well. However, there is difference in subject wise between the courses. BCA course concentrates on different areas of Programming, Computer Science, Database Design, Networks and Information Systems, Software Engineering. On the other hand B.Sc. Computer Science concentrates on mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing that's the reason BCA students get first preference in IT companies. Best colleges for B.Sc. In CS (regular) in Navi Mumbai or Mumbai
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Animesh Wadhwa
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It would be better, if you go for CA after graduation, rather than doing it after Masters. You may parallelly do M.Com while doing CA. Thanks and All the best.
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8 years agoIs it compulsory to do M.Com via regular mode or can I do it in correspondence to become a lecturer?
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astha singh
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Hi,
If you want to become a lecturer, a regular course is mandatory. Distance learning will not give you the competence or skills that are required for becoming a lecturer. Also, the colleges would not prefer to hire someone who has pursued education through correspondence. A regular course is always given preference and is considered valid against a distance course.
If you want to become a lecturer, a regular course is mandatory. Distance learning will not give you the competence or skills that are required for becoming a lecturer. Also, the colleges would not prefer to hire someone who has pursued education through correspondence. A regular course is always given preference and is considered valid against a distance course.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
Guide-Level 14
It depends upon you, either you want to do in regular or distance mode, as in distance also BA Foreign language course are available. It solely depends on you to join in regular college or correspondence.
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vinish sharma
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, distance education system is stabilized by the government of India. It means, every person has the right to study.The all course are equal to regular degree .
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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg
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Currently, distance education does not have a good scope. You cant get a job directly after completing distance MBA, it will just add to your knowledge. If you already in a job and need an increment then only distance MBA is a good option else drop it. As a Mass, it is quite possible that you will get a job, but as per the current competition, it is a little tough, but it does't mean it does not have value at all.
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Kritika Agarwal
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Pursuing full-time M.Tech degree with a job is not possible instead what you can do is that you ask your employer to allow you to work for home or provide you flexible working hours so that you work after the college hours.
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Vikash Jain
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Regular, private, distance all three modes are valid if the university is approved by UGC. Check out the detailed eligibility below:
Candidates who have secured at least 55% marks in their Master's degree exams (in streams such as humanities, social science, electronic science, computer science & applications, etc.). From a UGC recognised college/ university, fulfill UGC NET 2018 eligibility criteria. It may be noted that a minimum percentage required to meet UGC NET eligibility criteria for candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD categories is 50%. Candidates who are appearing or awaiting results for their final year examination of M
Candidates who have secured at least 55% marks in their Master's degree exams (in streams such as humanities, social science, electronic science, computer science & applications, etc.). From a UGC recognised college/ university, fulfill UGC NET 2018 eligibility criteria. It may be noted that a minimum percentage required to meet UGC NET eligibility criteria for candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD categories is 50%. Candidates who are appearing or awaiting results for their final year examination of M
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