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AMIE stands for Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers. A unique program wherein you can attain an engineering degree, if you have lost the opportunity to do so earlier.
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To pursue AMIE, you should posses at least one of the following eligibility criteria mentioned below :
- Should be at least 18 years or above.
- The person should have undertaken and passed the 3 year Diploma conducted by the IEI or any related branch of Engineering or technology or any other related field.
- He or She should possess a diploma or certificate equaling to the above and obtained by a recognized educational body.
- Should have passed +2/HSC/pre degree/PDC with subjects taken being Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and a minimum of a passing rate of 45%.
- Students who posses other similar qualifications that are not clarified above may contact the institute for further information regarding enrollment.
You may apply if you fulfill the criteria mentioned above.
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Key Difference between M.Sc IT and MCA
Even though the two post graduation courses are at same level there are some differences between them. MCA is a 3 year programme where as M.Sc. computer science is a 2 year programme. MCA covers the software and its application related field. M.Sc IT covers the both hardware and software field. A person with strong background in computational and scientific field is only able to opt for this course. Those who have pursued a graduation in computer science or computer technology alone can opt for M.Sc IT, while MCA can be done by any science graduates.
Which course is better?
The career opportunities for both these graduates are many. But most MNC's prefer MCA graduates to M.Sc graduates. This is because the MCA graduates are well aware of the software applications. But for developing new software, M.Sc graduates are preferred. MCA’s are most suitable for the working purposes in various companies. While considering a bright career, MCA course will be better than M.Sc IT.
Simultaneously, you can opt for industry relevant certifications which are designed basically to provide an extra edge to an individual by giving them an in-depth knowledge in a particular area of subject.
You may refer the links:-
"Additional Certifications.A door to success!"
https://ask.shiksha.com/additional-certifications-a-door-to-success-qna-1878827
"Top 10 IT Certifications for 2012"
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-it-certifications-for-2012-article-5264-1
Pursuing any certificate course would add an extra achievement to your resume.
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