Hello there

If I tell you generally then a medical coder just make some more amount of money than the medical billers. Medical coders generally earn about $45,000 annually according to payscale data of 2021. And the billers generally make about $40,000.

Now again if someone is there who had some skills and certified it then somehow he/she can make more amount of money than the actual of his/her salary and that's gets included in his/her bonuses.

I hope it helps you!

Thank you!

Hello Aspirant,

First of all, I would like to say that there are polarising opinions about this college all over the internet. But I will give you information about this college based on my research.

G.L Bajaj Inst. of Tech. and Management, Greater Noida.

It is a private inst. founded in 2005 has strengthened a decent rank in the NIRF ranking. It got a rank of 194 this year. Faculty here are highly educated, knowledgable, generous, and valuable. They encourage students in apprenticeships and support in making them job-oriented.

The hostel here is decent which furnishes good food. There are fine playgrounds dedicated to sports like football, volleyball, etc., and has a gym also.

The fests administered are limited in number but are of best characteristic. It has an uncompromising administration.

The coding culture here is favorable as several students are enthusiastic about coding. It has distinct assigned labs to different subjects like coding, Big Data, Computer vision, etc.

Placements here are quite good have seen a surge in the gross number of candidates positioned in firms like Google, Amazin, Cisco, Gainsight, etc.,

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hi,

There is no appropriate answer for this question. Actually it's fully  depend on you that on which programming language you have good commands.You can use any languages for artifical intelligence AI,there is no such language in which you can't implement artificial intelligence or machine learning.

Some common languages are

. C(programming language)

.C++

.Java

.Python(mostly used)

Python is the ideal coding language used for machine learning, NLP, and neural network connections. Python can be used even if you are new to AI development since it is flexible and comes with pre-existing libraries like Pandas, SciPy, and nltk. Python language is lauded for its simple syntax and minimal codes.

.Prolong

For more details on each and every language,visit page

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence

Hope this answer helped.

Hello hello,

In simple answers it is a big yes. Definitely you can sit in placements or coding rounds even if you are from MSC chemistry background.  There are no restrictions in it.

The procedure for this is quite a lot. Generally, placements cells are formed which are generally final year studnets from each department and they welcome companies for campus placements.

Just make sure for which company you are applying has eligibity for msc graduates in it. Because many companies want BTech and Mtech graduates during placements.

For any query revert here. Hope you understand.

Thank you and good luck:)

Hello, Aspirant.

According to the college's student reviews, its coding culture is excellent and consistent. Here are some of the things I learned while talking:

• Students are only introduced to competitive coding in the first year and are asked to tackle tasks that are often assigned to third and fourth-year students at some of India's most famous universities.
• In their first year, everyone at IIITH begins coding. In the first year, development work begins. Students had created several websites, games, Linux programs, and an animated film by the conclusion of their second year.
• When compared to other universities, IIITH consistently has the highest number of GSOC applicants each year. So it has the best coding culture, in my opinion.
• A large majority of the students are enthusiastic about it and participate in ACM-ICPC, the most prestigious programming competition.
• In fact, a team from IIIT-H, mobius_treap, ranked 1 all over India this year and will now participate in the World Finals of ICPC.

Hope this helps!

Hello student

hope you are doing well and safe. With reference to your query,  I would glad inform you that  syllabus of all streams in first year is same and you will study same subjects in all streams ,main core subjects related to specific field start from 2nd year only , so yes it is worth to do btech in cse after diploma in other branch but I will advise start working on coding in c++ asap to get comfortable easily

Hope you found this answer informative. Best wishes for your future

Both institutes have their own advantages and disadvantages at nit dgp you will get a nit tag plus opportunities of foreign internships since nit dgp has signed some mou's on the other hand at iiest shibpur you will get a better branch from software field prospective which may lead to better placements final decision is your's as both institutes are good on their own places choose wisely.

Hi aspirant,

Hacker rank is majorly a site developed for practice and solving questions of higher levels. It does not give the basic ideas or the theoretical knowledge about a particular programming language. If if you were to go with free resources online for learning programming you should prefer the websites such as w3schools, geek for geek and stack overflow. Once the concepts start building she can try any practice website which include hacker rank, leetcode, hacker earth etc.

Hope it helps!!

Hello student ,

Here is the syllabus of the course semester wise

SEMESTER 1 :

• Introduction to bioinformatics
• Computer fundamentals
• Statistical method
• Introduction to databases
• Cell chemistry
• Biochemistry

SEMESTER 2 :

• Biochemistry
• Genetics
• Operating system and programming language in C
• Statistical methods
• Introduction to genome projects
• Information network

SEMESTER 3 :

• Hindi/Sanskrit (common with B.Sc. General Part II compulsory)
• Object-oriented analysis & design models
• Probability
• Techniques in Biochemistry
• Nucleotide Metabolism & Bioenergetics
• Working with a single DNA Sequence
• Working with a single protein Sequence

SEMESTER 4 :

• Object-Oriented Programming in C++
• Sampling Distribution
• Molecular Biology
• Immunology
• Sequence Comparison
• Sequence Analysis

SEMESTER 5:

• Building and Interpreting Multiple Sequence Alignment
• Editing and publishing Alignments
• Applied Statistics
• Sampling Techniques
• Recombinant DNA Technology
• Plant Biochemistry

SEMESTER 6 :

• Database Management Systems
• Programming in JAVA
• Phylogenetics
• Structural Analysis: Working with RNA and Protein 3-D Structures
• Clinical Biochemistry
• Nutritional Biochemistry
• Software Lab III