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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
During these 2 years, students are given both theoretical as well as practical knowledge on the field of IT (Information Technology). Other than that there are many certifications and crash courses which can be pursued, which give a fairly good idea about the IT domain in general.
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
State department is responsible for IT SEC and Cyber Security on national level (such as Indian CSIRT under the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology). People responsible for IT SEC in all state departments, overview of them. See at Government of India Web Directory.
State departments responsible for critical infrastructure and its protection.
Ministry of Defence, partially Ministry of Law and Justice, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ministry of Science and Technology. Private companies developing, selling or implementing IT SEC or CYBER SEC
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
Please refer to the link provided below for the top colleges which offer degrees in IT from UK, USA, and Canada. Top ranked universities abroad can be found at the link provided below:nhttps://studyabroad.shiksha.com/top-universities-in-abroad-abroadranking32.
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BCA course fee depends on the institute. A full-time course has its own fee structure which is more than distance education mode. Also, part-time BCA course fee is different.
On an average, BCA course would cost between 1.5 lakhs INR to 6 lakhs INR for three years.
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Guide-Level 14
Yes, a commerce student is eligible to pursue project management. PM has got many branches hence someone from commerce background can choose PM-Finance.
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