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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 08, 2023Hindi

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I am doing BSc(IT) and want to know whether MSc(IT)/ MSc(CS) or MCA is good for further studies? I would like to seek your opinion as which field would have most scope and future growth. I aspire to go aboard post my master in India for MS in USA. What's your opinion?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, we appreciate you contacting us. There are many lucrative and in-demand work opportunities in the Computer and IT industry. We may recommend the best possibilities for you to pursue a Masters degree in Computer Science or Information Systems based on your unique profile and the different admissions standards of various universities in the United States. We would like to better understand your profile in order to provide you with the finest possibilities. Thank you for considering us.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 08, 2023Hindi

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I am doing BSc(IT) and want to know whether MSc(IT)/ MSc(CS) or MCA is good for further studies? I would like to seek your opinion as which field would have most scope and future growth. I aspire to go aboard post my master in India for MS in USA. What's your opinion? Please note I am born 100% blind and use NVDA Screen reader for my studies.

Ans: Here's a brief overview of MSc(IT), MSc(CS), and MCA. MSc(IT): MSc(IT) focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of information technology. The program covers topics such as computer networks, software engineering, web development, and database management. With an MSc(IT) degree, you can pursue a career in software development, data analytics, or project management.
MSc(CS): MSc(CS) focuses on the theoretical and mathematical aspects of computer science. The program covers topics such as algorithms, artificial intelligence, data mining, and machine learning. With an MSc(CS) degree, you can pursue a career in research, data science, or software engineering.
MCA: MCA focuses on the practical and application-oriented aspects of computer science. The program covers topics such as programming, database management, software development, and web technologies. With an MCA degree, you can pursue a career in software development, web development, or project management.
In terms of scope and future growth, all three options have potential, and the choice ultimately depends on your interests and career goals. However, MSc(CS) and MCA are more focused on practical skills, while MSc(IT) is more focused on theoretical skills. Additionally, MCA is often considered a more industry-oriented program, while MSc(CS) is more research-oriented.
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Question by Saptarshi - Sep 27, 2023Hindi

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I am currently working in an IT Company in Software Testing Domain.I graduated in 2022 in Electronics and Communication Engineering(ECE) with a 9+ CGPA. I have a keen interest to pursue my masters in Microelectronics and VLSI or Integrated Circuits or in Telecommunications. But going by the trend and based on various suggestions most people are suggesting to pursue Masters in Computer Science. Many of my batchmates has also shifted their interests in Computer Science. I am quite passionate and interested in my core discipline but quite confused with my decisions. So, can you please suggest and recommend what to do.

Ans: Saptarshi, You have not mentioned how you spent the two years since your graduated. Your high scores do mirror your intellect and it is natural to get confused. Suggest use all the information your have gathered and take a considered decision on the next step and follow it up with sincerity and commitment. Making a start should be your singular goal and be focused

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 03, 2025Hindi

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Hello sir,I'm bsc graduate from tier3 clg.i was planning masters but I'm confused whether I should go for MSc ds and ai from mithibai clg or should I go for MCA?Also recently I was going through UPSC Exam details and opportunities.So I wanna know which path is good?

Ans: I believe M.Sc. is better

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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My son is in 11th grade cbse integrated with Allen JEE (M+A) training program. Is it advisable to enroll into Allen Global studies program at this phase provided my son should be able to pursue ? Whether SAT exam scoring give an extra advantage at admissions into reputed Indian engineering colleges ?

Ans: Hello dear,
Please check your son's ability to catch up on the JEE syllabus. Enrolling with the mentioned institute is your sole decision; we cannot comment on this matter. The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) mainly opens doors in the United States but is also accepted by some universities in other countries like the UK, Canada, and Australia. If your goal is not to go there, then consider dropping the proposed idea of the integrated program offered by the institute and opt for admission to regular colleges as much as possible. The final decision rests with you.
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Asked by Anonymous - May 29, 2025Hindi

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Hi sir, I am working in an organisation from past 7months in night shift. Recently I am diagnosed with a health issue, wherein the doctor advised me avoid night shift and change to day shift. I request the HR with the relevant medical advice note. But the HR denied and ask me to resign the job. What action can I take against them for forcibly asking me to resign even though I'm medically fit to work.

Ans: Dear Sir,

- document everything
- ask Hr to request your resignation in writing (if possible)
- File a written complaint to internal redressal grievance team or to labor commissioner office
-Last resort- take a legal action
0 If you are part of Equal opportunity policy and your company is a global MNC then file a complaint to Ethics and complaince department.

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Question by Lokapal - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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My daughter IAT OBC rank is 3894.whether She will get seat in Any IISER

Ans: Hello dear.
With the mentioned details. It is unlikely your daughter will get a seat in the top IISERs, but she may get a seat in newer IISERs in later rounds.
Best of luck.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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I got 105277 CRL rank and 33868 obc category rank can I get any cse and ece branches in josaa or csab

Ans: Hello dear.
It's very unlikely to get CSE or ECE in JoSAA rounds at NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs. However, in CSAB special rounds, you might get lower-ranked GFTIs or new IIITs with ECE, but CSE is still tough. Keep other options open as a backup.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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Sir please suggest me better option for Btech Cse for Viit Bhopal / BML MUNJAL Hero Group University which is best option or we living in Delhi NCR

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Question by Shubha - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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Hi Sir my son is interested in pursuing BE in Data Science got admission in Amity University and NMISS which college is better

Ans: Hello Shubha,
To choose between the two, your hometown location is more important. Both options are strong. I recommend choosing whichever is nearer to your hometown. Yet to suggest, prefer DS @ NMISS if possible.
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Question by Dipesh - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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How to prepare for general knowledge for any competetive exams?

Ans: Hello Dipesh
(1) Read newspapers daily – Focus on sources like The Hindu, Indian Express, or similar for current affairs.
(2) Follow monthly current affairs magazines – Use reliable sources such as Pratiyogita Darpan, Vision IAS, or Manorama Yearbook.
(3) Use GK apps and websites
(4) Study NCERT books – For static GK (History, Geography, Polity, etc.), read Class 6–12 NCERTs.
(5) Make short notes – Write down important facts, events, and dates for quick revision.
(6) Revise regularly – Allocate time weekly to review what you've learned.
(7) Practice mock tests – Take full-length GK tests to improve speed and accuracy.
And a lot more from your side... You can do to crack the examination.
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My son has got 7351 Rank in KCET, we belongs to 3B category. We stay in Kundalahalli Gate Looking for best Engineering college for CSE. Near by colleges are CMRIT & NHCE. Could you please advise out of thse 2 which should be given priority. Or do we look for any othe good colleges in Bangalore

Ans: Both CMR Institute of Technology (CMRIT) and New Horizon College of Engineering (NHCE) are reputable engineering colleges in Bangalore, offering good academic programs and placement opportunities. CMRIT generally is considered to have better placement opportunities and a higher median salary for B.Tech graduates. However, NHCE has a strong reputation for its Computer Science program and is also well-regarded for its innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives. Ultimately, the "better" college depends on individual priorities and preferences.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 24, 2025Hindi

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Hello sir My son scored 92.93 percentile in JEE mains and 95.76 percentile in MHT CET. And wants to opt only for CSE core branch. I understand tier 1 institutions are not possible with the rank..so he has planned to take drop of one year.

Ans: Hello dear. Reconsider the idea of taking a year off. Choose your preferred private college and gain admission to CSE through the management quota to save a year. The final decision is yours.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 25, 2025Hindi

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I am not getting CSE in JIIT. My question was CSE in South asian vs ECM in JIiT

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