Information Technology

It varies from college to college. I am a computer science student and the only difference I know is, IT deals with only software part but computer science deals with both, hardware and software, i.e. some subjects are not covered in IT(e.g.: micro-processor and micro-controller).

Please refer to following link for list of colleges offering B.Tech IT degree course in Hyderabad: lhttps://www.shiksha.com/top-information-technology-colleges-in-hyderabad-rankingpage-50-0-0-702-0

You have already done B.Tech. It is sufficient to earn. Don't go for paid courses. What you should do is study on your own and appear for the walk in interviews or give some employment exams. This will definitely get you somewhere.

Dear Jayesh,
JCU is a good choice for the course chosen, suggest you go ahead and apply if you meet the admission criteria and also choose duration of 2 years or else you will not get points for PR if you are applying.
All the best.

If your college has a semester transfer arrangement with any university abroad then only you can do final year of B.Sc IT abroad.

It depends if you have work experience or not. If yes, then it could be around $50,000 a year. Otherwise your salary will be a lot lower or you might have to go for unpaid internship first to gain some work knowledge.

Dear Tarunav Deb Roy,
No university offers IT in MBA, it will be mentioned as Systems or IT management. Therefore, try to get into Hyderabad Central University that offers Systems or IT management specialization. All the best.

Among your choices, career opportunities in order of precedence are as follows:
1. B.Tech IT.
2. B.Sc IT and
3. B.Sc IT management.

Hi,
Here is the detail:
Post Diploma in Information Technologies:
First Semester:
Tuition (4 courses x $1,195 per course): $4,780
Lab fees (4 labs x $160 per lab): $640
Material fees: $600
Registration fees: $350
Medical insurance: $300
CNC extended medical (payable yearly): $260
Books: $500
Total for one semester: $7,430
Total for program (two years): $30,915