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Sarvesh Kinfer
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Follow the link below for details:
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Madhav Sharma
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If you think you will achieve your goal after a drop then you should go for it. But if you have doubt about it, then you should not take the risk. And if you are getting Thapar, then go for it. Its fee is lesser than UPES and it has good placements as well. Thapar has its own reputation. After Thapar, I will prefer UPES.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi,
I'm suggesting you this link. This has the best colleges in India for cyber studies according to eligibility, fee structure, ranking and placements assistance.
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I'm suggesting you this link. This has the best colleges in India for cyber studies according to eligibility, fee structure, ranking and placements assistance.
https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/networking-hardware-security/colleges/cyber-security-colleges-india&grqid=BCWFuIA_&s=1&hl=en-IN
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Pranjal Arya
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Hey Lalpratap,
You are not eligible for this course. The candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised board.
You are not eligible for this course. The candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised board.
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Vikash Jain
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Cybersecurity is a growing domain. It is estimated to reach 8 trillion USD by 2020, meaning that the jobs will increase. Now like any other industry, there are multiple jobs. Like I am a writer in cybersecurity. You can get anything from accounting to HR jobs here. As per specific technical jobs, Information Security Consultants, Managed Security Services, Client Handling, Network Security are just some of the fields. You should start with diplomas, considering that the graduation is complete. There is still time before universities offer cybersecurity centric graduation courses. Pro tip: Study web application security. It has amazing
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Anagha G Nair
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B.Tech Cyber Security is a 4-year undergraduate degree course. The course covers a wide range of subjects like Data structures, Digital principles and system design, Java programming, System software and Design and analysis of algorithms. Top Institutes offering this course are:
* Galgotias University
* Graphic Era University, Dehradun
* Chandigarh University
* UPES, Dehradun
* BITS, Hyderabad
A candidate who wants to pursue this course should be a 10+2 pass out from a recognised board or university. This course is divided into total 8 semesters I. e. 2 semesters per year. Both practical and theory exams are held at the end of each year. Thi
* Galgotias University
* Graphic Era University, Dehradun
* Chandigarh University
* UPES, Dehradun
* BITS, Hyderabad
A candidate who wants to pursue this course should be a 10+2 pass out from a recognised board or university. This course is divided into total 8 semesters I. e. 2 semesters per year. Both practical and theory exams are held at the end of each year. Thi
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Debajit Chandra
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Hi,
The comparison of courses which you have mentioned is a little odd. The most important thing is your interest. CCNA is a networking certification course, RHCE is Linux, and PHP is designed for development. If you are interested in networking as a career, then CCNA is the option whereas RHCE is good for Linux Admin/System Admin. Being honest with you, it's really difficult to suggest which course would help you to get an immediate job but I would suggest you go for CCNA. Also, I would strongly say that CCNA is a big course and basic concepts must be cleared.
The comparison of courses which you have mentioned is a little odd. The most important thing is your interest. CCNA is a networking certification course, RHCE is Linux, and PHP is designed for development. If you are interested in networking as a career, then CCNA is the option whereas RHCE is good for Linux Admin/System Admin. Being honest with you, it's really difficult to suggest which course would help you to get an immediate job but I would suggest you go for CCNA. Also, I would strongly say that CCNA is a big course and basic concepts must be cleared.
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chinmay kulkarni
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Cyber security field is going to be a goldmine for jobs in India. There are too many threats existing and too few professionals to handle them. Everything is on computer these days, so every organisation will need a cyber protector. I would definitely recommend you enter in this field if you are interested. If you are near Maharashtra, I would suggest you to try CSSRL Pune. They have this unique style of training. They use practical hands-on approach. Also, there are a lot of IT companies in Pune so the exposure will be good.
All the best.
All the best.
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