Doing MCA (lateral entry) from LPU (distance mode) is a good idea for government jobs?

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9 years ago

Shubham, for a government job, you need to crack a test irrespective of the mode of degree. LPU offers approved courses through distance mode that can enable with the objectives of a particular course. In case you are not working somewhere better would be to opt for regular MCA, so that you can get

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