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Nilesh Parashar
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My sister is in the midst of a Full Stack Software Engineering Postgraduate programme. He shared your confusion about this matter. Before committing to a school of software engineering, however, he wanted to conduct some research. This led him to enroll in NIIT's PGP software engineering course, which is offered online. To my mind, he made the right decision. Core Java, Git, agile methodology, and many other foundational skills are taught in depth as part of the full-time curriculum.
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BARVATH KUMAR
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Hi KABILDEV, All the courses under the stream of Arts, Science & Commerce are offered by the college in two shifts - Shift I (Aided) & Shift II (Self-Supporting). Application forms for UG, PG, Ph.D. and all other courses are available on the official Website. Candidates are shortlisted to the UG programme on the basis of merit as well as interviews conducted by the Loyola College. For candidates applying to the PG programme, the college conducts an entrance test along with an interview round.
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Tanishq Surana
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If you have completed grade 12 with a commerce background and are interested in information technology but do not have math as a subject, there are a few options you can consider:
1. B.Tech Information
Technology (IT): Some universities may not require math as a pre- requisite for B.Tech IT. It's best to check the specific requirement of the universities you are considering.
2. Bachelor of Computer
Applications BCA This is a 3-year undergraduate degree programme that focuses on computer applications and software development. It may not require math as a pre-requisite.
3. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT):
This is a 4-ye
1. B.Tech Information
Technology (IT): Some universities may not require math as a pre- requisite for B.Tech IT. It's best to check the specific requirement of the universities you are considering.
2. Bachelor of Computer
Applications BCA This is a 3-year undergraduate degree programme that focuses on computer applications and software development. It may not require math as a pre-requisite.
3. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT):
This is a 4-ye
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HITISH KUMAR SAHOO
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As per the website Fees are decided by the Shikshan Shukla Samiti (SSS). Students will be required to pay fees every year as per the dates and timing notified. They should adhere to these dates, failing which admission offered will stand cancelled. Fees will be accepted in cash/demand draft drawn in favor of Muchhala Polytechnic.
Hence the fees structure vary each year and the same is notified to the students.
Contact college authority for more information.
Hence the fees structure vary each year and the same is notified to the students.
Contact college authority for more information.
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Sakshi Masade
Contributor-Level 7
As there are many colleges offering BCA. Thesis are some of the best colleges in the city
Madras Christian college being on the top, followed by
Guru nanak college
BSAU
CKNC.
Madras Christian college being on the top, followed by
Guru nanak college
BSAU
CKNC.
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Nitansshu Jain
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If your interest is in the computer field and projects for development, go for MCA. On the other hand, if your interest is in management, and have very good influencing power, go with MBA. MCA is preferable because you already doing an IT-based course BCA. MBA is a management-based course.
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Nitansshu Jain
Contributor-Level 7
If you have been placed, do what the company is doing. Otherwise opting for cloud (AWS, etc. ), DevOps (docker, Kubernetes, etc. ), and web development from React. Js, Node. Js, and MongoDB is also a good option.
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