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Dharamveer DheerEducator at University
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Dear Priyank, Web development is the future !
Each and every business and even individuals are going online for almost every task. Web development has immense future and has huge job opportunities as well as entrepreneurship too. Though large number of things are available free on line to learn it, for a proper structured training you can pursue B.Tech in IT from good universities like IITs, BITs, NITs, PEC, DTU, LPU and VIT etc. Hope this helps
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Each and every business and even individuals are going online for almost every task. Web development has immense future and has huge job opportunities as well as entrepreneurship too. Though large number of things are available free on line to learn it, for a proper structured training you can pursue B.Tech in IT from good universities like IITs, BITs, NITs, PEC, DTU, LPU and VIT etc. Hope this helps
DVD.
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Pritpal Singh
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Actually, all are the best MBA in IT is related to Business IT, In MBA in IT they mainly focus on Business and IT how business is related to IT and in MCA they mainly focus on Computer Application (Information Technology) so the choice is yours where you wish to go MBA in IT or MCA. In BCA The course which mainly focus on theoretical aspects rather than teaching specific technologies which may become outdated in future. The main objective of this course is to prepare students for higher education. Whereas in B.Sc. IT the objectives are Imparting knowledge of computer and programming logic environment in IT. Knowledge of advanced IT applicatio... View More
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Sakshi Malik
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This can be a tricky decision, whether to pursue a Diploma or a degree in engineering as each of them has their own relevance. A Diploma save your time as it is for the duration of 2 years in case of full-time and 3 years in case of part-time course and after the completion of your Diploma you are required to complete two years of in-service training before you are fully qualified in your field. Whereas a proper degree in engineering would require a long duration of 4-5 years but at the same time would provide a better and in-depth knowledge and understanding of the subject. Engineering is a tough subject as it carries a wide variety of subje... View More
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