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An MSc in CS program will typically focus on the computer, computing science and the software applications which run on multiple computing platforms.

MSc CS will strengthen your in-depth skills for both hardware and software related to computers.

An MSc in IT program, on the other hand, will usually

That totally depends on what you wanna do after graduation. I mean if you want to work for a company as a developer then you should opt for BCA but if you want to be a professor then Bsc is a good option for you. It doesn't mean that you

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Each Institutes has its own eligibility criteria for admission into M.Sc Physics. Fee colleges accepts candidates who have completed bachelor' s degree in the same field in which admission is sought in M.Sc while few Institutes accepts bachelor's degree in any discipline. So you need to check the eligibility

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If your Board is CBSE and you was a student of CBSE Delhi Region (CBSE have different zones and regions to regulate the Board in different states) then I think it's not a mistake because Haryana falls under CBSE Delhi Region and If you think that you

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The minimum percentage requirement to be eligible to for a bank exam depends on the exam. The minimum education requirement is a bachelor's degree from a recognised board or University. So you must have passed bachelor's degree in any discipline in order to be eligible to appear for a

You haven't mentioned the error that has happened in the application form. Few details can be corrected and few cannot be corrected. NTA will open the correction window from January 19th and you can make corrections to your application form until January 21st. During this period you can make changes

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Cut off changes every year and it may increase or decrease depending on number of candidates qualified in the examination, difficulty level of the paper, number of seats available in the current academic year and other such factors. You haven't mentioned the exam or counselling in your query. If

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Many students take a drop year to prepare rigorously for JEE mains and Advanced examinations. Yes, it is worth taking  a  drop  for  JEE  to get admission into the top engineering institutes. Preparing for JEE without having to worry about school tests, board exams, board results, etc., is