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Hi Vinay, The Masters of Computer Applications (MCA) is a postgraduate course one can choose to pursue if they have an interest in computer application. As one amid the most preferred courses amongst the students of today, MCA provides the students with lucrative job opportunities. This course has a time period of 3 years. Quite a lot of universities as well as colleges are there in our country that offers students programs in MCA.
I am sending you link of institutes in the country which will provide you precise course details. Please refer to it.
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Hi Jagadeesh,
First of all understand the difference between PGDM and MBA. The main difference between PGDM and MBA is that PGDM is a postgraduate diploma which is given by stand alone / Autonomous Institutes which come under the jurisdiction of AICTE like IIMs, XLRI, SP Jain etc. And MBA is a degree program provided only by Unversities and come under the jurisdiction of UGC like JBIMS and FMS, PUMBA, these B-schools are university depts. of their respective university.
Now coming back to your query it depends on the schools/ institute's reputation from where you are doing the course. Like PGDM program from IIMs and MBA from FMS will have almost equal standing. Ultimately what will mater the most will be how one uses that knowledge which one acquires from the institute or school.
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Pooja

Hi, SAS programming skills are used in the vast number of industries that rely on advanced analytics. Knowledge of SAS programming leads to 21st century careers in data mining, risk management, fraud detection, clinical trials analysis and virtually any industry that depends on accurate data analysis.
Well I am sending you link of institutes that offer SAS Certification courses. For detailed information on them, you can visit official website for each one of them.
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I may not be the right person to update you on the name of Pharma Companies but yes SAS Certification is not limited to any specific industry rather students who graduate with SAS programming skills are in huge demand from various sectors.
So there is wide scope for you to go for SAS certification. And as far as the designation is concerned after you successfully complete the course there are very well paying careesr as SAS analyst, programmer, developer or consultant.
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Hi, First of all great to know that despite being from engineering background you want to go for Civil Services. Keep it up.
To be eligible to sit for IPS (Indian Police Services) Exam conducted by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) every year, one needs to be:
An Indian National Citizen
A graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and
Between the age limit of 21 to 30 years.
The examination is conducted in three level patterns: CSAT(Civil Service Aptitude Test), Mains followed by an Interview round. For more details check www.upsc.gov.in
Preparing for this competitive and high intensity exam is very tough part of everything for the preparation some prefer self study while others opt for coaching. Hard work, dedication and concentration should be your assets in order to crack the examination in one go. Choose your best own way to get through the examination.
I am sending you link of institutes that might help you to prepare for IPS exam.
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Also find attached an article link to acknowledge you more on the same.
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