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27th September 2010, 12:54 AM
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After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
sir,,,,
i'm presently doing bscit and in last year...so what should i choose after it..MCA or MScIT??????which will be better...where i want to do m.tech in IT after that...and how should i prepare for entrance exams??????i want to study in one of the IIT s anyhow in my future......plz reply me......... |
#2
27th September 2010, 04:36 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
Dear friend,
Both are master degree but they are different so I want to suggest you that please go for MCA because this is professional course and every student xan do easily after B.Sc IT after MCA you can get better job as related to MSc. there are very good scope in software company. all the best |
#3
27th September 2010, 05:20 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
hello friend
look, if you have interest to do software oriented jobs. then it will be better to do MCA course.as it is a professional course. so can get a job easily after doing mca. but to do mca course, you should have math in your 12th. otherwise you can do MSc.IT. it has also very good career opportunity. but you must remember if you do MSc.IT, then you must do it form good reputed institute. all the best............ |
#4
27th September 2010, 09:49 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
well since you are persuing B.Sc IT now..its better if you dont change your line or stream and continue with what you have done...so in my opinion...I think you must persue M.Sc IT....rather than MCA...
Good luck !! |
#5
28th September 2010, 12:29 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
dear friend,
After B.Sc (IT), i suggest you to do MCA because MCA is more demanded than M.Sc(IT). & if your aim is to do higher studies like M.Tech then it doesn't matter wheather you will be in MCA or in M.Sc(IT). But if you want to do job after your master degree then MCA should be prefer. Choice is yours. good luck. |
#6
28th September 2010, 12:46 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
dear friends,
as you are doing the BSC IT so you can go for the m.sc it, but as far as job obtion is consern,i will advise you for the MSC. and it will be better for you. and you will get good job option, so lets decides. |
#7
28th September 2010, 07:49 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
Doing MCA or MSc.IT completely depends upon your choice. If you interested in software field you can pursue MCA. If you are interested in research and teaching profession you must pursue MSc IT and thereafter take up MTech. IIT is one of best institutes in the country for this. You will get the IIT entrance details from the following link:-
http://www.iitd.ac.in/admission/pg_eligibility_critera.html |
#8
28th September 2010, 12:23 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
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ok think more before final descission |
#9
28th September 2010, 04:39 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
dear,
you can choose any course after B.SC(IT). But you choose your course with your interest. acc. to me you choose M.SC IT and then doing M.TECH from IIT .you can get admission in IIT through entrance exam held by IITs. REGARDS ravi6 |
#11
23rd October 2010, 10:17 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
Hello Friend,
MCA will be the best choice as it adds boost to your resume. You can enhence your skill in a better way. It is also important for your placement. As you will find it very easy. For more references just go through the link below: |
#13
28th October 2010, 05:50 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
Hello
MCA will be a better option as there is a very large scope from it in the Software companies. and also better placement than Msc.IT. But Msc.IT can also be a good option if you are pursuing from a Reputed institute. GOOD LUCK. |
#15
15th November 2010, 05:32 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
I think MCA will provide you a lott better opportunities as compare to Msc IT.
Some very good institute are available in india for MCA. Clear any entrance for MCA and take admission in good college after 3 year of MCA you will have good opportunities in private sector in IT companies. |
#18
15th February 2011, 08:28 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
Msc.It is best for you.
Because in Msc.It course latest course is there. when in MCA 1 year repeat course will come which u passed in Bsc IT. u will complete MCA in 3 year when MSC IT in 2 year. but both people will get same degree. |
#19
15th February 2011, 11:14 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
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MCA is equivalent to B.Tech and help you more in getting jobs.. If you want to go to teaching proffession, then I suggest you to go to MSc (IT).......... |
#20
5th March 2011, 12:12 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
but what is the eligibility crieteria for mca and msc-it entrace exam?...
bcoz i scored very less in internals due 2 lack of attendance,so bcoz of that now percentage are 46%. but i'v scored good enough in external theory exam.means arround 54% in theory external. so can u suggest me where should i go for after bscit? i am very confused. |
#25
26th May 2011, 10:58 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
After BSc many students ask now what to do following are the courses which you can do
MBA MCA MSc MBA and MCA both are the master degrees and both are good fields but MBA and MCA both are different fields MCA stands for Master in computer application and MBA which is Mater in business Management... But I think you have to go for MSc because MCA and MBA both are different field from your course i.e. BSc..MSc is related with your field BSc..and it is good for you. However MBA and MCA is good option but decision in your hand what you choose.. |
#31
24th August 2011, 09:25 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
what is the difference between distance education certificate ficateand a normal certi
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#35
26th September 2011, 12:13 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
MCA and MSc IT both are masters degree but there is a big gap between
these two..... MCA is a professional degree and in this time professional degree is in great demand, as at this time every work is limited to computers so the need of computer operator and software engineer is increasing and after doing MCA you will be a software engineer and its future is very bright so i will prefer you to do MCA instead of MSc IT...... |
#37
16th October 2011, 02:02 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
for getting admission in M.Tech
you will have to give subjective and objectives of GATE entrance after scoring will marks you will get admission in IIT all the best but you must complete or 3 rd year student of b.tech for a particular branch best of luck |
#38
16th October 2011, 07:14 AM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
Since you are having maths background in 12th it may not be that much difficult for you.since You are a commerce......
student you can cope up easily in an industry where there is a need of accounts as well as computer applications which is nothing but master applications. in industry as computer operator 3 can join job in banks |
#44
12th July 2013, 08:19 PM
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Re: After BSc.IT - MCA or MSc.IT?
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MCA can be done by any graduate (Computers as a subject preferred) who had Maths as a subject in +2. This is the most common eligibility criteria in most of the colleges. But then there are many colleges which may have this differently and can ask for BCA compulsorily in graduation. There are many Computer engineer as well who opt for MCA as well because of its high acceptance in MNCs. M.Sc stands a little different in its Eligibility criteria. To study M.Sc one should have B.sc degree in the same subject. The other basic difference between the two is the duration. M.Sc is of 2 years whereas MCA is of 3 years. After completing M.Sc you can take lateral entry in the third year of MCA. This will get you two Masters within a span of three years, Vice verse is not possible. On the basis of your interest and various other parameters you can take a decision of pursuing any one of these course. |
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