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Hello Anwesha,Hope you are doing well,Well you don't have to be a rocket scientest to interpret the score.its very simple and the CMAT bulletin also explains it.but anyways i will explain it you.
1)The C MAT score tells you the relative position of the candidate with respect to the other candidates.for eg. lets take your percentile score of 95.it means that there are 95% of candidates below you whose scores are less than you.i think its clear for you now.
2)There is no final percentile in CMAT.they gave the composite score.
3)its not the average score.
4)Please refer to the threads containing the CMAT institutes.
some of the notable institutes are alliance,bimtech,christ etc.
5)don't know abt the eligibilty of the CMAT score.generally it depends on the institute to which you are applying .
6)Considering your work experience.you a good chance of making it to a good institute.
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Hello Vikas,Hope you are doing well,
Being a growing field, there are a lot of opportunities available for a person pursuing MCA or BCA. It is advisable to take work experience after doing BCA and then enroll for MCA as scope for a good position broadens if a person has relevant work experience along with the necessary skill sets. The courses focus on making the student familiar with technical languages at the bachelor's level and taking a specialization at the master's level. After pursuing the necessary educational qualification a person can seek job opportunity in the field of software developer, web designer, systems management, etc.
The job of a software engineer has many levels in the hierarchy and encompasses a wide range of responsibilities. Usually employment in this sector is generated depending on their systems requirements. While in the smaller organisations, where systems are not complexed, a few software engineers manage the whole system; in the larger organizations, a proper systems department is created with specialists working in it. These specialists focus on specific areas and are designated as software architect, design engineer, java developer, quality assurance engineer, etc.
Some of the key responsibilities of an IT professional are to develop new software to ease the working environment; integrating software with existing systems; testing the feasibility of the new software; support, maintain and document software functionality and also to ensure that the software is user-friendly for others working on it. Though the work remains basically the same, as a person grows on the management ladder, along with taking care of the systems, the responsibility also becomes to supervise those working under him/her. Apart from taking a managerial position or working in a company, a software professional can be a specialist in any of the core languages and can become a consultant in that field too. This gives the person liberty to exercise his will on his time.
With a steep increase in the internet penetration in the country, jobs involving web services too are becoming a popular option. Technical writers are in demand and earn good packages too.
An MCA or BCA graduate can work for any IT company big or small in various roles available. Depending on a person's caliber there is no dearth of opportunities in this sector.
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