M.Sc Computer Science

Today graduates in M.Sc electronics are much in demand in the corporate job market. There exist many market giants in Electronics operating on designing, planning, building, and repairing of electronic products. There exist great demands for professionals who are able to perform well in the activities of such Companies.
Government sector offers secure and steady employment opportunities for expert professionals in Electronics. M.Sc graduates in electronics can find various job openings under the electricity department of government. It is also possible to get into any other government departments through competitive exams conducted centrally or state wise.
The candidates who have completed M.Sc in Computer Science can find a lot of career opportunities in both private and public sector organizations. Various job types available for these postgraduates are listed below.
Network Administrator
Database Administrator
Software Programmer
QA Tester
Game Developer
Application Developer
Software Marketer
Technical Architect
Technical Analyst
IT Consultant
Web Application Developer
Professor
Systems Engineer
Mainframe Systems Manager
IT Manager
Client-Server Systems Manager
Software Tester
Project Manager
Healthcare Software
CIO
Computer Systems Specialist Supervisor
There are many opportunities, both in M.Sc. electronics and in CS. You should choose a course which you feel comfortable with, and one which you feel interested pursuing. The choice is yours.

There are two modes for applying in M.Phil course I.e. Entrance and Direct ( NET/NET-JRF). In case of NET/NET-JRF the students are selected on the basis of merit (50% Undergraduate marks + 50% Post Graduate marks) for final Interview. However in case of Entrance test there is two-layered selection procedure, comprising a written test and a personal interview. The written test covers five areas namely Quantitative methods for Research, Accounting Finance & Tax, International Business & Marketing, Human Resource Management & Law, and Economics. Written Test generally consists of objective type questions with negative marking. The written test is usually held in the month of July or August. The personal interview of the candidates qualifying the written test is usually held after one month from the date of written test. There is very little reservation for students belonging to OBC category. For students belonging to the creamy layer of OBC, there is no reservation and the same applies to students applying to DU, JNU etc.