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jenni neons

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It depends in what type of college you want admission. For example, if you want admission in government college, then it will be not so costly. If you want in private, it will be costly and if you want abroad.

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Benjamin F

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It would be wise to check with the university about the requirements needed to qualify for a seat in Ph.D. for environmental sciences with your background. In order to know more about doing Ph.D. abroad, visit Shelldreams Overseas website. They are experts in this field and can give you professional guidance to successfully enroll in a Ph.D. programme of your choice abroad.

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Shwetha Fernandes

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Dalhousie University
The University of British Colombia
Humber college
Centennial College
Vancouver Island University
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
Durham College
are some of the universities in Canada to do MS in networking. The criteria may vary from one university to the other. Better to get an expert advice on the matter. To get one, you can check with shelldramsoverseas website.

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rahul r

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Please check for your eligibility to pursue M.Phil in Computers from the criteria mentioned below:
Eligibility Of the M.Phil. (Computer Science):
For students to be eligible for M.Phil. Computer Science, they need to have a postgraduate degree in Computer Science/ Computer Applications/ Software Engineering/ Information Technology/ Computer Technology or similar courses with minimum 55% marks from a recognised university. SC/ST students must have minimum 50% marks in the courses mentioned above. Regards.

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rahul r

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Scope for Higher Studies after M.Sc. In Computer Science:
There are many higher studies options for those who have pursued M.Sc. In Computer Science. Higher studies will help the students to get placed in better positions and will improve their remuneration. Some of those options are given below. M.Phil in Computer Science
Ph.D in Computer Science
Ph.D in Computer Science and Applications
Ph.D in Computer and Information Science
M.Tech in Computer Science (various streams)
Career Opportunities after M.Sc. In Computer Science:
The candidates who have completed M.Sc. In Computer Science can find a lot of career opportunities in both private and
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subhasish debroy

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You can go for MCA or M.Sc in CS/IT. You can think for MBA too after cracking management entrance test. If you like teaching profession, go for B.Ed.
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Eleanor Colaco

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You can get into Thakur with the mentioned score, but not at the first. You will have to wait for the further rounds, do call up the college as many vacant seats remain when students drop out.

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