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In VIT ,Integrated m.tech cse course, which specilation virtusa or data science or business analysis is best in future placements?
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After completion of BE civil engineering, whether M.Tech in transportation engineering or geotechnical engineering has scope?
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Is there an entrance exam in M.Tech electrical enggg in PU Chd.
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Choosing a career always depends on the students, your passion leads you into the success, but career wise MBA (from top 25 colleges in India) is much better than biotechnology.
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Should you appear for GATE exam to enroll in wilp M.Tech course from bits pilani?
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What is the GATE score required to get admission to M.Tech programme in walchand college.
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Which is a better option among pursuing BCA+MCA from a good college and doing B.Tech+M.Tech (CSE) from an average college? What should I do?
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Asked by Sakshi
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6 years ago
Hello,
BCA-MCA makes you adept at the application level of computers whereas B.Tech-M.Tech makes you proficient at the 'technical' level (Software, Hardware, applications etc. ). I would suggest you to look for the course that gets aligned with your career aspects. With this you need to make sure you
BCA-MCA makes you adept at the application level of computers whereas B.Tech-M.Tech makes you proficient at the 'technical' level (Software, Hardware, applications etc. ). I would suggest you to look for the course that gets aligned with your career aspects. With this you need to make sure you
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I am B.Tech from a low ranked college. Now working on data sciences. For adding education should I aim for B.Tech from IIT M or M.Tech BITS?
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What is the minimum qualification to get admission to M.Tech food packaging?
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