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Atul Arora

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Here are some tips that may help you get admission to a top MSc IT college:

  • Don't take your graduation lightly. To get a good college in the master's, your bachelor's degree marks make a huge difference. 
  • If your desired college requires you to sit an entrance exam, prepare well for the exam and try to get the highest rank possible.
  • Some MSc IT colleges may also conduct a GDPI round, work on your presentation and communication skills as well.

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Shikha Arora

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The MSc IT course admission is primarily based on the merit system, which means that candidates don't need to prepare for any entrance exams, they can fulfill the eligibility criteria for their desired colleges and get a seat in the program.

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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Along with a diversified MSc IT syllabus, the MSc IT course is offered in various specializations as well. Here are some of the popular MSc IT specializations many colleges in India offer:

BSc IT Specializations

Computer Science

Mathematics

Statistics

Cyber Security

Networking

Cloud Computing

Game Design

Data Analytics

Note: The information is taken from various external sites and may vary.

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Rashmi Thakur

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Elective subjects are optional subjects chosen during the programme by students based on their preferences. Here are some basic MSc IT elective subject options given to students in India:

MSc IT Elective Subjects

Parallel Processing & Distributed Computing

Intelligent Systems & Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems

Digital Signal Processing & Enterprise Networking

Pattern Recognition & Computer Vision

System Security & Virtual Reality and Virtual Environment

Multimedia systems and convergence of technologies &Java Technology

Note: The information is taken from various external sites and may vary.

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Rashmi Srivastava

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Yes, many books are recommended for MSc IT students apart from their regular syllabus:

  • The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win by Gene Kim.
  • The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master by Dave Thomas.
  • The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software Engineering by Frederick P. Brooks Jr. 
  • The Unicorn Project by Gene Kim.
  • The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood by James Gleick.

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Nikita Chauhan

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To choose the right college for pursuing an MSc in IT, consider aspects like the college's reputation in the market, faculty rating, curriculum relevance, specialisation offered, placement records, research options, accreditation, affordability, and location.
These factors will help you decide on a college that will align with your future goals.

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Gunjan Dhawan

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Yes, there are hundreds of colleges in top countries like the USA, the UK, Australia, Germany, Sweden, etc., offering MS in Information Systems and Technology. Some popular universities include the Technical University of Munich, Germany, Arizona State University USA, the National University of Singapore, The University of Melbourne Australia, University of Amsterdam Netherlands, etc.

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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An Online MSc IT programme is the best option for students who can attend regular lectures and give time to study on a daily-basis but are not able to pursue traditional on-campus classes. With an online program, you can attend live classes from anywhere using the internet, interact with fellow batchmates, and ask queries in real time

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Rashmi Thakur

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If you're a working professional, then a distance MSc in IT is your best option. It will provide you with all the flexibility you need to balance your work and study life. There are an array of benefits of distance learning programs, including flexibility, affordability, etc. You'll get all the required study materials at your doorstep, no need to attend classes at a specific time, numerous affordable distance college options, and more.

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