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Sanjay SinghalFormer Partner | MD - Accenture
Contributor-Level 6
Without knowing what did you do in graduation, I would recommend you to undertake a long-term (12-18 months) course from a reputed institute.
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Sanjay SinghalFormer Partner | MD - Accenture
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I would recommend you to go for MCA and get into job after completing education for a much better career and it progression at later stage. Right now, you may start to feel good after taking up job with TCS but will repent later.
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2016-06-25 09:56:42
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Divya JainStudent
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Hello,
You can also do M.Sc after completing your graduation.
The advantage of dong M.Sc is that you can do it from IITs or IISC.
we all know about the IITs. It is a good chance for people who dream about completing their studies from a good university.
You can take admission in it by clearing an entrance Exam - IIT JAM.
There are some minimum requirements for the candidates who wants to apply for JAM exam. These requirements are given here:
For General & OBC Category: at least 55% of marks.
Candidates from reserved category: at least 50% of marks.
Courses -
joint M.Sc - Ph.D.
M.Sc. (2 years)
M.Sc - M.Tech
M.Sc - Ph.D. (Dual Degree)
Post - Bache
You can also do M.Sc after completing your graduation.
The advantage of dong M.Sc is that you can do it from IITs or IISC.
we all know about the IITs. It is a good chance for people who dream about completing their studies from a good university.
You can take admission in it by clearing an entrance Exam - IIT JAM.
There are some minimum requirements for the candidates who wants to apply for JAM exam. These requirements are given here:
For General & OBC Category: at least 55% of marks.
Candidates from reserved category: at least 50% of marks.
Courses -
joint M.Sc - Ph.D.
M.Sc. (2 years)
M.Sc - M.Tech
M.Sc - Ph.D. (Dual Degree)
Post - Bache
...more
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2016-06-24 23:26:28
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Ashima Elhence
Contributor-Level 7
Both are really good. But since in IIITA there is no CSE branch, the IT there is considered equivalent to CSE only by most companies and also IIIT specialises in IT only , IIIT seems a better option. Again that is subjective and many other factors can be compared.Being a student of IIITA that is what i think. IIITA has one of the best placements overall. Exact placement statistics are not made public but it is surely at par or rather better than most of the NITs. The coding environment and IT culture is great.
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2016-06-24 17:57:50
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Dheerajkumar PittalaOpen minded, social worker
Contributor-Level 10
Depends on your interest and hard work
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