Information Technology

Using ERP does not require any kind of coding. Using ERP software is about learning the know-how of different types of ERP software and operating it in a way that your company benefits from it in terms of management. Working with ERP has no use of coding, but people who make ERP systems might use coding while developing it.

Different types of ERP software are mentioned in the table below. All these software have different specialities and individual strengths and weaknesses. Different organizations can research and choose the best ERP System that aligns well with their procedures.

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IIIT Kottayam is considered unique for its well rounded and comprehensive curriculum that not only impart technical skills but also enhance the language and problem solving skills of students. Students at IIIT Kottayam study Web Development and Computer Programming courses alongside French language classes during their first year. Furthermore, IIIT Kottayam is also famous for its strong infrastructure which comes equipped with state-of the art labs and equipment.

The following industries have the most use of ERP software, interested candidates can refer to the table below to know more about the use of this software by various industry professionals.

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The flagship courses offered at IIIT Kottayam include their BTech, M.Tech and PhD courses. These courses are offered at a variety of specialisations with the top ones being Information & Technology and Computer Science for BTech and Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Cybersecurity. The PhD course offered at IIIT Kottayam focuses on advanced topics and research in Information & Technology and Computer Science.

ERP tools are used by professionals to eliminate the need for multiple tools for the uniformity of the workflow in offices. ERP software helps a big company allocate all its work in an organized manner in one place. It keeps a sorted record of funds, human resources, stocks, and sales figures at one singular location for everyone to operate on the same platform to avoid any confusion.

The GATE 2025 cutoff of computer Science and information technology (category-wise) can be checked below -

• For general - 29.2
• OBC-NCL/EWS - 26.2
• SC/ST/PwD - 19.4

The cutoff is the minimum mark that is required for all candidates to qualify for the exam. IIT Guwahati will announce the GATE cutoff 2026 after the announcement of results. 

Rahul Kumar Singh was the GATE 2025 topper of Computer Science and Information Technology. Rahul scored 100 (raw marks) and a GATE score of 1000 (out of 1000). The GATE 2025 result was announced on March 19. Candidates who have qualified in the GATE 2025 exam can download the scorecard till December 31, 2025 (by paying a fee of INR 500) from the GOAPS portal. 

The NIMCET 2025 seat matrix has been published on the website for everyone to view. The candidate can view the seat matrix institute-wise and category-wise. For more details, you can visit this blog as well, which covers the NIMCET seat matrix in detail. Here it goes - https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/articles/nimcet-2025-seat-matrix-blogId-188886

No, there will not be any break during the NIMCET exam. The NIMCET exam will be conducted with a single paper containing 120 MCQs, and the different segments of the exam will appear to the candidate one after the other. Time assigned for each part is fixed, so there is no scope for any breaks. The candidate should complete each part in the given time only, as movement from one section to another is not allowed.