Yes, after completing your MCA (Master of Computer Applications), you are eligible to apply for a PhD in Computer Science, provided you meet the specific eligibility criteria of the institution you're applying to. Many universities accept MCA graduates for PhD programs, especially if you have a strong academic background, research interests, and potentially a relevant thesis or project. Some institutes may require an entrance exam or interview for selectionific university websites for their PhD eligibility guidelines.

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https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-centre-for-advanced-scientific-research-bangalore

Correct Answer: (4)

Solution : The error is in the fourth option.

The correct phrase is "hearing these strange noises above." which describes the action of hearing strange noises. The use of the demonstrative pronoun "these" indicates that there were numerous noises, and thus the plural form "noises" should be used.

Therefore, the correct sentence is, "Hearing these strange noises above, the thought at once occurred to me that thieves had entered the house."

Hello aspirant,

PESITM College Shimoga offers a two-year full-time postgraduate programme called Master of Computer Applications (MCA). It is not one of the best college but at the same time not a bad option. It is a average college.

For more information about this college, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/pes-institute-of-technology-and-management-shimoga/mca-course

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Hello,

MCA is one of the most pursued courses in India. The students who are interested in pursuing a career in software engineering, web design and development, etc, usually pursue this course.

The Bangalore University offers MCA courses in full time mode for 3 years in 6 semesters. The MCA course is offered at INR 67,470 in Bangalore University.

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