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i want to know what all cource's available after BE expect M.TEC

There are various courses which you can apply for after completing your B.Tech.Actually M.tech is the continuation of B.Tech hence many graduates from B.Tech stream will obviously choose this course.Other career options are you can prefer MBA, MS in Foreign Countries, PG Diploma courses of 1 year.These are the best options which you choose for.You can even go through various Examinations from Government side i.e exams conducted by Boards like UPSC, SSC, PSC,.etc

To get selected in MBA course you need to go through exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, XLRI,.etc.It is better that you prefer National level examinations for going through the MBA course because State level Examinations such as I.CET has less number of B.Schools under it.The details regarding the examination will be available in the official websites.Please go through it.
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For MBA course in foreign countries you need to go through the GMAT examination which consists of seven levels.As the levels increase so will be the difficulty level.

For going through M.S course you need to go through exams such as GRE, TOEFL.Now a days many Public Sector companies such as NTPC recruits candidates through GATE examination hence it would be better if you go through the examination for more opportunities.You can even attend examinations such as CDS, CSAT,.etc conducted by UPSC.
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There are plenty of courses that you can do after completing your BE Computer science. It depends upon the career that you choose. If you are planning to have a successful career in the IT field, you can choose courses like JAVA, DOT NET, Php etc. These courses will help you in a great deal if you are joining any Software Company. If you are interested in networking and server management, then you can join course like CCNA, RedHat. Another course is M.B.A, which is a usual trend for candidates now days.

Which entrance exams to after M.S.C computer science?