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i am a commerce student , gave my hsc paper on 2012. Wanted to know all info. regarding mscit...plzzz do the needful....!!

Dear friend,

-->>You are eligible for the M.Sc course after completing B.Com commerce.But you need to learn the computer basics and also develop your mathematical knowledge.
-->>Because MSc is not an easy course.For clearing the subject the candidate must have good knowledge in computer science as well as maths.
-->>You are in commerce stream so you having compulsory to learn the basics of computer science.
-->>Most of the colleges are conduct entrance exam for the MSc course.
Such type of colleges are give preference foe computer science students.

List of colleges offering M.Sc computer science course:

A.V.C college of engineering
A.R.C Vishwanathan college.
Apollo Arts and science college.
Anbu Arts and science college.
B.T college
S.N.S Rjalakshmi college arts and science
N.G.P Arts and science college.

All the best..............

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i am a commerce student , gave my hsc paper on 2012. Wanted to know all info. regarding mscit...plzzz do the needful....!!

M. Sc INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(M. Sc. IT)

OBJECTIVES This programme has been designed to provide necessary theoretical as well as practical training to the students in the field of Information Technology enabling them to augment the much needed skilled manpower in this area.

DURATION The duration of the course is for two years.

ELIGIBILITY Bachelor degree in Maths/Physics/Electronics/Computer Science

FEE Rs. 9,200
COURSE STRUCTURE

Subjects :

Foundation of Information Technology and MS-OFFICE 2000

Computer Organization and Architecture

Data Communication and Computer Networking

Programming in C and Data Structures

Object Oriented Programming in C++.

Advanced DBMS

Oracle

Visual C++

Practical Lab
Discrete Mathematics

Advanced Java

Microprocessor and Assembly Language Programming

Numerical Methods and Statistical Analysis

Artificial Intelligence

Computer Graphics

Simulation and Modeling

Software Engineering

Practical Lab

dear sir/madam
i am B.com passed student and i am interested in m.sc.it . that is very good if you will sages me.
thanks

i am m.sc.mathematics with 55% mark and b.sc. with55% mark i can do M.sc.IT please get me information

iam a commerce student.write now iam doing bcca final year.plz get me information about M.SC.-IT which i can do after complete my graduation?

i am a b.com student and i want to do msc in statistics co i do

what would be my percentage eligibility

i have passed h.s.c. with 90 .but because of my poor condition
,i dont want to do c.a.now i am thinking about m.s.c.i.t.is my decision o.k. according to my persentage? plz give some information about it.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i am a commerce student , gave my hsc paper on 2012. Wanted to know all info. regarding mscit...plzzz do the needful....!!

Being a Commerce stream student you're not applicable for M.sc in IT Course . Only Bachelor degree course in science stream is the Minimum Educational qualification to apply for this M.sc in IT Course ..

So, as per you're educational qualification you're not applicable for M.sc in IT Course .

M.sc Stands for Master of Science and the duration of the course is for two years and the course is divided into four semester.

So, If your interested in M.sc in IT Course then you should satisfy the basic qualification ..

Eligibility for M.Sc (IT) Course :-

One should completed Bachelor degree course or Equivalent Course in any Specialization from a recognized University.....

One Should Compulsory Study Mathematics , Computer Science and Physics Subjects in Bachelor degree course are make the candidate eligible for this M.sc in IT Course ..

One should score at least 60% percentage of marks in their examination. And no entrance examination for M.Sc(IT) course .. One can directly get admission for this Course after Completing their bachelor degree course based on the Merit list ..

So, I suggest you to Score good percentage of marks in your Bachelor degree course ..

But Few Institution Conduct Entrance Examination within the Colleges . Based on the Mark in Entrance Examination, the Institution allot admission for the candidate .

Subjects in for M.Sc ,,Oracle , Software engineering , Asp.Net and Its applications , Programming in Java , OOAD , Programming in Java , Programming in C# Advanced Java Programming , C# Lab , Data Mining and Data Warehousing , Mini Project , Project Etc...

Suggestion for You ~~

Being Commerce stream student you may apply for the Master Degree Courses like, M.com (Master of Commerce)/MBA (Master of Business Administration)/ MA ( Master of Arts ) Etc..

I have done mpc (maths,physics,chemistry) course in intermediate,and later in UG I studied b.com(comp).....now iam looking forward to pursue MSC.maths..am I eligible for this or not?
Plz I need urgent answers for my question.......plz plz plzz.....

I am completed hsc exam &I have got 83%. I wanted to all about information of MSC IT

I completed my hsc from science.then i appeared for ded.i passed it.i also completed my ba.can i appeared for or MSC IT

I have complete b.com in commerse stream and complete copa in Iti so I can apply in m.sc it

I am a student of bca nd i hv dne my 12 with commerce ip. M i eligible for msc in computer science

I am a student of commerce I am doing my b.com and I want to do m.sc statistics can I do that and my math is good

I am B.A WITH ECONOMICS & COMPUTER APPLICATION FROM LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY . Please Suggest me future courses in the field of computer science .

I am a commerce students and right now I am doing bca. After my graduation I want to do msc computer science it is difficult to me

IF I have completed COPA - ITI then is it necessary to complete MSCIT?

I am B.com commerce student..can I do M.sc IT ?it's possible

Eligibility:-
Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in a relevant subjects from a recogniszed university.

Admission process:-
Merit Based
Entrance Based

M.Sc . information Technology (IT) Focuses on making a student technically competent in the theory of information technology.