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pasha asif

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The basic difference is that, B.Tech is more practical oriented with the technical knowledge needed nowadays, but both course have somehow equivalent scope now.

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pasha asif

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Both the fields of study are good and have good scope, so without thinking much about the scope you decide on you interests what you want to do.

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pasha asif

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It is my personal opinion that, MCA is better than MS because MCA graduates get a lot of opportunities in private sector as well as in the government sector. They can work in information technology and software field but whereas MS is restricted to the branch you choose. And, MS in IT is a good branch, but I think MCA as a better one as it is more practical study.

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pasha asif

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It is my personal opinion that, MCA is better than MS because MCA graduates get a lot of opportunities in private sector as well as in the government sector. They can work in information technology and software field but whereas MS is restricted to the branch you choose.

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Chetna S

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Hi,
Yes, Masters courses are available in English in many university and do not ask for German language proficiency. Check the language of instruction and proceed accordingly. You need to see university-Assist portal to apply to German universities.

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Ananya Dev

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Hi,
Artificial Intelligence has a lot of scope in India, mainly because we have a huge population and also because a majority of that population is below the age of 35. We can already find a lot of companies like Amazon and Google dominating by selling their products like Alexa and Google Home which can help the consumers automate some tasks by speaking. With the strong promotions done by the current BJP government towards Digital India, we see that the number of people using smartphones has more than doubled in these past few years. So, the scope is massive and it is an industry that poised to be the next big thing.

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pasha asif

Guide-Level 11

Yes, you can apply for web designing course after the completion of your Class 12 or equivalent qualification. You should also make sure that you have sore at least 50% marks.

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