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Shivani JayaramBlogger|Computer Science|Happy to Help

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You can pursue engineering, as lateral entry or you can go for higher studies like M.Sc. Or you can do courses like cyber security, information technology, Data related or any other computer courses.

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Shiksha Kumari

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Hi Yash, Kindly go through the link below to check the top MBA colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0.

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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth

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There is no much difference, both are subjects relating with computer programming and hardware. However, CS is an old name. Moreover, in IT some universities and institutions use to provide some more technical information regarding technology like nanotech, etc.

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Aditi Agrawal

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As you have already done your Masters in computer application, then I would suggest you to start looking for a job. And along with your job, you should carry your Ph.D with you.

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NIMISHA SHARMAMember of Media and PR Committee @IMI B

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It is based on CMAT score. CDAC, SCIT are the colleges which provide MBA IT and both of them conduct their own exams. For SCIT, you need to give SNAP and CDAC has its own exam.

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shivangi raizada

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Yes, you can get admission in IIM, but firstly, you have to clear CAT exam after that you are eligible for getting admission in IIM-Ahmedabad.

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DHAIRYA VORAPursuing B.com and chess lover

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Yes, you can do MCA after BCA in two years as it is PG course.

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Rishab Rathod

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I think that you have 3 years of work experience in the IT industry so you should go for a job in a big IT company.

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DINESH SAPKALE

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The information security industry is thriving today and it is only going to get better in time to come. Of course, holding a degree in the field you want to make a career is handy. But, the question is will you gain the skills necessary to grow a career with the college degree. Getting precise and skillful practical training is utmost important in today's competitive workspace. So, one must undergo hands-on training to survive and excel at work. Cyber security workforce development company CSSRL (Cyber security studies and research laboratory) is one such cyber security training provider with complete focused on practical training. CSS
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Shivani JayaramBlogger|Computer Science|Happy to Help

Contributor-Level 8

I would like to suggest you to do Diploma in Computer Science, as you know the basics of computer Science so after completing 3 years of Diploma you can join engineering.

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