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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
The fee structure of this institute is not available online. You can contact them directly for information:
http://www.laqshya.in/contact.php
The fee structure of this institute is not available online. You can contact them directly for information:
http://www.laqshya.in/contact.php
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
These are few good institutes:
Rebenok Infotech - Computer Institute
Waves Institute
I-Tech Computer Education
Cadd Centre.
These are few good institutes:
Rebenok Infotech - Computer Institute
Waves Institute
I-Tech Computer Education
Cadd Centre.
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Arpit DongreMaturity is when you realize nothing is permanent
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Hello, You should be familiar with concepts of networking using Cisco routers and switches as well as subnets, and VLANs. The concepts are widely used through out the CCNA Sec course. The exam itself requires CCENT pass at the minimum to appear for CCNA Security exam. Other than this, there are no specific requirements for attending the CCNA Security exam. However, it is recommended to do CCNA R&S before preparing for CCNA Security as it would help you prepare well and also useful in career development. You may use official study guide along with practice tests for preparing for the exam. CCNA Sec is considered to be a bit difficult to
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Vibhor Kashyap
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Android Development is not outdated, but it is surely saturated because many people think and develop apps for Android and completely neglects the potential of iOS. I mean you can target highly potential audience in iOS which is willing to pay for the services they want to use. Whereas in Android, Play Store is stuffed with various similar apps. If you want to create an app for Android then make sure that it is something unique.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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You can learn Android Development through internet. Also, there are tons of video tutorials present on YouTube. There are various free courses on Udemy for Android Development. As for your question, the name of the course does match your requirement but don't know how the teaching behavior of them is.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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If you are going for USA/Australia, then I would recommend you to go for web development and iOS, because majority of their audience use phones. So, you'll be able to create apps for your local audience at that time of your master's degree. Android is majorly used in countries like India and Brazil.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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If you are from Science Stream, then B.Tech CSE or IT will be better option for you. B.Tech should be your top priority if you want to work in the field of computers. And if you are from Commerce/Arts Stream then you can pursue BCA which will allow you to work in IT Sector. You'll learn 3-5 programming languages in this course, depending upon the university. Note that you'll not study designing and developing software, apps and games inside these courses. But you can study them on your own through internet. You can keep photography as a hobby.
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Anagha G Nair
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The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course you must have completed your Higher Secondary (+2) Examination or equivalent(diploma degree), with minimum 50% marks in total and also having Mathematics as a subject in the qualifying examination.
The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course you must have completed your Higher Secondary (+2) Examination or equivalent(diploma degree), with minimum 50% marks in total and also having Mathematics as a subject in the qualifying examination.
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Sneha Singhania
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Yes, you can study law if you work hard and wish to pursue law. If you work hard and play smart you can definitely study law with your job. Law need quality study not quantity study. So, stay focused and motivated and you can do anything you want. Good luck.
Yes, you can study law if you work hard and wish to pursue law. If you work hard and play smart you can definitely study law with your job. Law need quality study not quantity study. So, stay focused and motivated and you can do anything you want. Good luck.
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