Hey, all please read thoroughly and suggest. I have completed Diploma in Computer Science in 2012 but have 15 subjects backlog (I have got 3years Course Completed Certificate from college) in 2014. I joined an MNC company as Company Administrator, after three years, i.e. in 2017 from the same company. I have been offered to participate as a Software Test Engineer (since I have done some courses and shown interest to Mgmnt). Now, I have two-year experience in Software Testing. Meanwhile I am pursuing Final year BCA from an evening collage that is afflicted to Bangalore University. Now can you please suggest me what and where should I do my Post Graduation. Should I do MCA / MSc / PGDCA from regular evening collage or open university. Also, tell me do I need to take any entrance exam for PG.

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Bank P.O is one of the most talked about examination for bank recruitment in India. P.O stands for Probationary Officer which is an entry level position in banks, which are especially for fresh graduates or a person without any prior experience. The probation period for Bank P.Os is generally 2 years in which they’re trained...

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It is not true that every student is lethargic and loves to be the couch potato. Some students do put immense effort for their examinations. Where some book-worms study day in and out without a break, with an ultimate objective to crack the competitive examination or to score the highest mark. But, the saddest part is that,...

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