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Well placement does not depends on MCA degree. Its depends on Institute from where you have done your post graduation.
Minimum usually lands around 3–3.5lpa, being offered by TCS, Wipro, Accenture, cognizant, Infosys. The overall average is generally near by 7–8lpa. Maximum had no limit. It's purely
Hello aspirant,
I am really sorry to inform you that, 90% of seats are allotted to citizens of Karnataka and only rest of 10% seats are allotted to candidates of other state. So I assume that is the reason of not providing you a seat even through you are a
Hi Student I am providing you a link which have cut offs of pgcet given below: https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-pgcet-cutoff OR You can determine whether you will get a college and if yes then which college will you get with the help of college predictors given online on other sites. Just search for
Hi,
Private colleges also provide placement and the chances increase when you pursue a regular course in MBA rather than pursuing it through distance or correspondence. Before enrolling into a college just check the amount of placements they provide and if it does match with your requirement then you can
Hello,
First of all please verify your documents, when you do it, you will be appointed with a respective college according to the rank secured by you. As without verifying you cannot stick to a rank as that is judged on basis.
Hope the above information will help you.
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Hey,
There isn't as such much problem to it if you go for mca after doing bsc.
Lot of Job opportunities are available in the field of MCA. Candidates having an MCA degree may have great employment opportunities in top IT companies and top consultancy firms.
At present, with the
You can go for Btech. This will be a longer path like a 4 years path. you can prepare accordingly and can go for any domain you like.
You can go for MCA which is a masters course and you have mostly same syllabus with respect to branch or
The two fields btech(CS) and MCA have different scopes. First let me specify you the former is an “engineering” degree, that means you have to apply principles of engineering in respect to the computer science, the job generally deals less with the programming part and more with the engineering
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