Can I take an additional degree of M.Sc in IT after B.Sc in ITM?

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Neethu L | Beginner-Level 4

7 years ago

Ya. Of course, you can do M.Sc. In IT after B.Sc. In ITM. Go ahead.

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Mayurdeep Bora | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

Yup, you can. Both are related. You can also take admission in MCA. IT courses are all related.

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