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Hello Sweedal,
There is no major difference and both branches are related to each other.
IT engineers solve various technological challenges by applying their technical knowledge. They can also create new technologies by using software programs.
On the other hand, Computer science engineering is one of the most popular course
Hello aspirant,
Your JEE Mains Paper-1 expected Overall Rank will be between 71610 - 80500 . It is not possible to get seat in Indiraprasthan Institute of Information Technology, Delhi with this rank. Try for some other NITs or Private Engineering Colleges.
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hi,
Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology (HICET) situated at coimbatore is a private institute, college is affiliated under ANNA university, It is also accredited by the NBA and the NAAC as 'A' Grade institution. Admission to b.tech program is based on TNEA counselling conducts by Anna university, the colleges
see to tell the truth in current industry what matters is skill, bca and mca are another option to join in Information technology industry besides b.tech, m.tech and M.sc course. however students who has latest technology knowledge and getting job in relevant sectors. Its true that markets are saturated
Hey aspirant,
According to my research on all of these colleges, I would suggest you to go for NIET(Noida Institute of engineering and technology) because it is a pretty good college, the faculties are friendly also the placement statistics is increasing every year. On comparing these three colleges
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Dear aspirant,
The candidate must have a MBBS or BDS or any equivalent degree which must be recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI)/Dental Council of India (DCI) . Since, you have a BSc. degree, thus you are not eligible for MS or MD.
You can refer to this
Hi, hope you’re well!
Here’s a comparison between BSc Computer Application & BCA:
B.Sc Computer Application
Course Overview: The B.Sc in Computer Applications programme is a three-year undergraduate degree programme that teaches students about various aspects of computer technology and functionality.
- This course provides students with broad understanding of
hello jatin k
I hope you are doing good. I would glad to aware you about the best path so that you wont regret in future. Their is no debate to say that if you have interest in technology , then you must follow the bca+mca path rather than wasting
Hello,
First of all, to take admission into BCA (Bachelor's of Computer Application), you don't need to pass out 12th from Science stream. If you had Mathematics as one of your Subjects then you are eligible to pursue BCA course. Now, B.Tech is an engineering course (Bachelor's of Technology) and
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