Oracle/DB

The admission into the Bachelor database course is based on the entrance examination. There is no such particular exam conducted for this course. The candidates have to give the common entrance tests conducted by the particular institutes. IPU CET is an entrance exam conducted by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University for admission into various UG and PG courses offered by the institute. The database management system is a module in the MCA programme. Master course particularly on the database are not available. BIT MCA is a university level entrance examination conducted by BIT Mesra for admission into MCA courses offered by various branches. NIMCET is a national level entrance examination conducted by NIT Surathkal for admission into MCA courses available at various NIT across India.

Data analysis, Account and file management, Managing database software, Database planning and design, Data integrity, Communication, Business intelligence are the data management skills that you need to manage and use data. The DBM will be interacting with all staff at all levels, thus they must possess the necessary interpersonal abilities. He or she will also need to interact with your database vendor and be able to express precisely what assistance is required. A good DBM is aware that the database and the information it holds are tools, not ends in and of itself. Technical skills are also important. A good DBM will understand how to utilise the database, be able to use the system, and have a clear understanding of how various components relate to one another.

A database course teaches students about operating systems, servers, hardware, networking, database management and database administration. One of the mandatory areas for training the candidates is database management systems and SQL. A database in computing is a structured collection of data that is electronically stored and accessed. Large databases are hosted on computer clusters or cloud storage whereas small databases can be stored on a file system. Large volumes of data can be managed by database applications, scaling to millions, billions and more. Without a database, it is difficult to store this amount of digital data. The demand for database management has increased with the growth of the volume of business data.