Which job oriented course can I pursue after BTech in IT from UK, something that will add value to my current qualification?
Hi experts. i ve completed my B.Tech in Information Technology. I wish to do my Master Degree in UK. I'm not much familiar in the stream of programming. So let you suggest some Valuable Course to Study. So tat degree should able to get a job. And one more query is the UK Master Degree is Valuable.
108 Views|Posted 2010-09-14 13:36:37
Asked by Anand
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2010-09-29 17:00:19
You can plan for MBA in IT from UK universities, for more info visit www.ismsedu.org or call 9561006054
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2010-09-29 00:06:22
you can take masters degree related to IT .... which syllabus consists any rare skillset ... like mainframe support ... system programming... AS400, RPG... n lot more ... just some search will help you a lot... even study some NASSCOM reports ...
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2010-09-28 23:10:37
Dear Anand,
I am Gaurav ( Marketing Manager) from Brightspark Education (P) Ltd. If you need any assistance for going abroad you can mail me on gaurav@brighteducation.in or you can directly call me on 9899182951. Our company does not any single pennyfrom the candidate for giving the details of all
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2010-09-15 12:55:42
hi.....anand
After B.Tech/BE you can go for MS(Master of Sience) in UK then you have to clear Exam IELTS with min 6.5 out of 9 bands or/and GRE to get advantage for MTech or MS .and 8-10 lakhs INR /Year require for study (fees+living cost) in UK.
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2010-09-15 12:30:40
hi.anand.
all masterl degree are valuable in uk .It is good n you can do master i id for 2years and then after you will be getting 2years work permit and can earn in uk and abt bands you required 6.5 bands.furthur details contact no 26126463 .email:study@ryzeoverseas.com
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2010-09-14 14:56:48
Yes the degree of british unviersities are accredited. but before finalising the universities do check the UKBA register and the DfES list. yo may opt for networking related courses or tech and management if programming is not ur cup of tea
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