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Hi Harshit! From the question, I find you are asking for openings but am not sure in what category. If the requirement is job opportunities or education placements, I can suggest with your background of BTech Computer Science.

Do let me know if you seek either of the following things:

• Job openings in IT areas or specific companies?
• College admissions for further studies or specific courses
• Internship opportunities in computer science?

Let me know, and I'd be happy to provide information or guidance!

To become an MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) after completing a BSc in Computer Science, you typically need to gain relevant experience in IT infrastructure management through internships, entry-level jobs, and potentially pursue additional certifications in network administration, system maintenance, and hardware troubleshooting.

you might also consider a master's degree in a related field like network engineering or system administration. As in computer science it is not easy to get job without masters degree and you should also consider the university which will help you in placement.off campus placement without experience will be hard.so i suggest you to do masters forst.

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Here is an overview of STP :-

• Full Form : STP stands for Software Training Program or Systematic Training Process , depending on the context of the institution.

• Purpose : Offers specialized training programs in computer education and technology to enhance technical skills.

• Courses Offered :

  • Programming languages (Java, Python, C++)
  • Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
  • Software Development
  • Data Analysis and Machine Learning
  • Networking and Cybersecurity

• Target Audience :

  • Students, job seekers, and professionals seeking IT skills.
  • Beginners to advanced learners.

• Learning Methodology :

  • Hands-on projects
  • Industry-oriented curriculum
  • Online and offline modes

• Certifications : Provides recognized certifications for completing courses.

• Objective : Prepares learners for IT jobs or entrepreneurship by bridging the skill gap in technology.

• Global Presence : Often found as regional institutes or as part of larger training networks globally.

Hope it helps !

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Yes, you are eligible for a B.Sc. in Computer Science even if you studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science in Class 12. Most universities and colleges offering B.Sc. Computer Science require candidates to have studied Mathematics or Computer Science at the 10+2 level. Since you have Computer Science, you fulfill the eligibility criteria for many institutions.

However, specific eligibility criteria vary by college, so confirm with the institution you are applying to. Some may require Mathematics as a mandatory subject, while others accept students based on their overall science background and interest in Computer Science.

For more details about B.Sc Computer Science Click Here .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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The GATE score cutoff for M.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at the Central University of Rajasthan varies every year. It is based on various factors such as the number of applicants and seat availability. According to recent admission trends, the cutoffs for OBC candidates have usually been in the range of 350-400 GATE scores. But the numbers are not always the same.

For the latest and accurate cut-off information, I would recommend referring to the website of the Central University of Rajasthan or checking with the office in charge of admissions. You may also view some previous admission data for better perspective.

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For a UG program in Computer Science , you can choose :

1. B.Tech/BE in CSE : Focus on software , hardware , AI and programming admission via JEE or state exams .

2. B.Sc. in Computer Science : Core concepts of computing , admission via CUET or merit .

3. BCA : Focus on software applications and IT basics , direct or entrance based admission .

Eligibility : Class 12th with PCM ( Maths required for most courses ) .

Careers : Software Developer , Data Scientist , AI Engineer etc .

For more details check link :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/computer-science-engineering-course

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Switching from Computer Science to B.Sc. Zoology is possible , but you may need to meet the eligibility criteria of the university or college you are applying to .

Zoology programs require you to have studied Biology in your 12th grade . If you didn’t have Biology as a subject , some institutions might still allow admission based on specific entrance tests or bridge courses .

Check link for more details :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/zoology-course

Hope this helps you .

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Engineer after Class 10 , specifically for someone with limited knowledge of computer science .

Here's scenario to become an engineer in India , follow these steps :

1. Choose the Right Stream in Class 11:

choose Science with Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) . Mathematics is mandatory for engineering .

2. Build a Strong Foundation:

Focus on building a strong understanding of basic concepts in Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics .

Don't worry about your lack of knowledge in Computer Science , it is not mandatory at this stage .

3. Start Preparing for Entrance Exams :

Engineering admissions in India largely depend on entrance exams like JEE Main, state-level exams or private university exams .

Join a coaching center or use online resources for preparation .

4. Explore Career Pathways:

After Class 12 , pursue a B.Tech or B.E. degree in your chosen engineering field .

You can specialize in fields like Mechanical , Civil , Electrical , Electronics or even Computer Science if you develop an interest .

Stay Consistent dedicate regular hours to studies and practice solving problems .

Let me know  , if you need guidance for specific entrance exams like JEE Main .

For more information link given below :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/engineering-course

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How Many Courses in BA?

A BA course has a lot of courses, which can be divided into the following:

• Language and Literature: English, Hindi, regional languages, etc.
• Social Sciences : Sociology, Psychology, History, Political Science, Economics.
• Humanities: Philosophy, Fine Arts, Music.
• Specializations: International Relations, Journalism, Public Administration.

Easiest Way to Become District Magistrate/Collector

Becoming a District Magistrate or Collector requires one to clear the CSE conducted by UPSC.

• Recommended Degree: There is no particular requirement, but a BA in Political Science, Public Administration, or Economics would be helpful to understand the governance and policy-related issues.
• Path: Complete graduation, start preparing for UPSC, and choose subjects according to your interest and syllabus.

B.Sc. in Computer Science (Without Maths/Science)

B.Sc. in Computer Science has mathematics as a part of its curriculum. However:

• Options: Identify colleges that offer BA or BCA in Computer Science as they may have much less emphasis on advanced maths.
• Career Options: Software Development, Data Entry, UI/UX Designing, Basic IT Support.

How Many Courses in B.Sc.?

BSc has a wide range of courses:

• Pure Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics
• Applied Sciences - Computer Science, Information Technology, Agriculture, Bio-Technology
• Specialist Fields - Animation, Data Science, Environmental Science, Nursing

How to Enter the IT/Software Career

To get into an IT/software career:

• Pursue B.Sc. in Computer Science , BCA , or any related IT course.
• Acquire relevant skills: Coding (Python, Java, etc.), Web Development, Data Analysis.
• Internships or certifications in areas such as Cloud Computing or Cybersecurity.

If you do not want to be a part of the software industry with advanced science knowledge, then a BCA or diploma course in IT might be more suitable for you.

Yes, you can apply for a PhD in Computer Science-related fields after completing your MCA. Many institutions, including top universities like IITs and IIITs, accept candidates with an MCA degree, provided you meet the required eligibility criteria, such as a good academic record (CGPA) and, in some cases, a valid GATE score. Some institutes also offer direct PhD admissions for candidates with MCA. Specific eligibility and application details can be found on university websites like IIIT-Delhi or IIT Hyderabad.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-centre-for-advanced-scientific-research-bangalore