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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
M.Sc in any decipline has wide range of application and has it own market value.
It is true that courses like- B.tech, M.tech take edge over M.sc thats only because of taht course are based on Industrial Exposure and applications. And M.sc has wider range then that.We can not ignore the value of M.sc.
After gaining M.sc following job prosepect are easily available to some one:-
Academics, include all teaching ,lecturer etc. kind of jobs.
Some one can lead his/her career in research just after going to p.hd.
M.sc degree holders are also recruited by Core as well as MBNC's.
For example- M.sc (Physicvs) are recruited by companies like- Havels,
It is true that courses like- B.tech, M.tech take edge over M.sc thats only because of taht course are based on Industrial Exposure and applications. And M.sc has wider range then that.We can not ignore the value of M.sc.
After gaining M.sc following job prosepect are easily available to some one:-
Academics, include all teaching ,lecturer etc. kind of jobs.
Some one can lead his/her career in research just after going to p.hd.
M.sc degree holders are also recruited by Core as well as MBNC's.
For example- M.sc (Physicvs) are recruited by companies like- Havels,
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SIVASISH KOCHA student pursuing b.tech in Comp. Sc
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Yes, knowledge on JAVA will definitely help you during your placements since you will also be able to sit for some of the companies visited to hire students from CS and IT department, provided that you are having a good knowledge in programming (any language). Thank You and Best of Luck.
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amit jainamit.jain@scholarsabroad.com
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Dear Anmol,
In my view, being from a commerce background, I would recommend you take up B.Sc in Computer Science. Most of the universities might have the requirement of Maths in class 12 but there are few universities that offer foundation subjects as part of the undergraduate program. I need further details on your academics to guide you further on available UK universities.
In my view, being from a commerce background, I would recommend you take up B.Sc in Computer Science. Most of the universities might have the requirement of Maths in class 12 but there are few universities that offer foundation subjects as part of the undergraduate program. I need further details on your academics to guide you further on available UK universities.
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Ankur,
Without maths, you will have very limited options. You will not be eligible for B.Com, BMS, etc. If you are interested in IP you may very well opt for BiPC. Gain additional IT certifications as per your interests and career plans.
Without maths, you will have very limited options. You will not be eligible for B.Com, BMS, etc. If you are interested in IP you may very well opt for BiPC. Gain additional IT certifications as per your interests and career plans.
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Pankajkumar PatroLearn to enjoy learning.
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Well, these are the most used programming languages for learning and are easy to implement. But there's Perl, PHP, Python, and much more.
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vivek lalan
Beginner-Level 3
Udacity.com: It has many free courses with sample codes and project.
DurgaSoft: It is a Youtube channel having the best example for all programming languages.
DurgaSoft: It is a Youtube channel having the best example for all programming languages.
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Anubhav Lal
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The career options in the field of cyber security are growing a lot these days. If you want to learn cyber security you can enroll for any of the training programs by http://pune.cssrl.in The training is possible in regular classroom or in online mode.
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Shubham singhPursuing BSc in CS n have interest in hacking
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You can go for CSE i.e, Computer Science engineering, BCA i.e, Bachelor in Computer Applications, B.Sc in CS or IT.
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