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Hi Deepesh,
Well its is a good decision to pursue Masters as this will improve your job opportunities. There are many Universities in India which are offering MCA course through the correspondence mode like IGNOU, SMU, MDU etc and to know about all such Universities you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yj68l76
As for the Symbiosis' PGDIT is concerned, it is a Diploma course and as compared to Masters degree the prospects are less even though the SCDL institute is quite renowned. I would suggest you to opt for the Masters degree courses than the diplomas.
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Hi Shabina,
I would first like to advise you to go through the following link of UPSC where it is not mentioned any where that Computer Science is an option to choose. You may confirm this through the following link:
http://www.upsc.gov.in/general/civil.htm
Hence, providing you with any syllabus for this purpose is not possible. You can opt for other subjects depending on your interest and preference.
There are many institutes in India which are offering coaching and to know about these, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ygp6wkk
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Hi,
Please always specify the kind of course you want to opt for. If you want to do a Post Graduation level program you can go for M.Tech in Electronics with a specialisation in VLSI or if you want to go for short term course you can opt for VLSI certifications or short term diploma courses in VLSI.
For Masters Level program you can look ate IISC, MS Ramaiah College. For other short term programs or certification you can considers Institutes like Sandeepani school of VLSI design & Benns Technologies, Tejas Design centre. However, before enrolling for any Institute do look into the parameters like Recognition (UGC/AICTE in case of Masters level program), Study Material, Infrastructure, Placements (all the good institutes does give placements), Faculty background and I would also suggest you to visit the institute before enrolling and interact with the current batch students and Faculty members.
For more information on Various Institutes please check the link below:
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Pooja

Hi Sweta,
Well depending on your interest you may decide to choose which course would be best as a career option for you among - M.Sc (IT) or MBA (IT). If you are satisfied with you education qualification and want to pursue in continuation to the same then a M.Sc (IT) would a good option or opting for a MCA would also be technical inclined course.
MBA in IT on the other hand is a great option for those who are not looking for technical career as an option and instead want to get in the Management field and for this a MBA degree is a great option.
As for Java or .Net technologies are concerned, you can opt for those if you are keen to make a career in software development field i.e. if you opt for M.SC in IT or do MCA.
To know about the various colleges offering these courses, you may refer to the following links:
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http://tinyurl.com/y8bdhvf
http://tinyurl.com/yj49f4k
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Hi Dhirendra,
Although, there is no set prerequisite to do SAP, generally, it is recommended that you have minimum 1-2 years of technical experience or professional qualification like B.E, B.Tech, MBA, CA or equivalent credentials.
I would like to add here that Although, SAP offers a very bright future and the SAP consultants are really well paid, but before plunging into any career please see that what are your interests and career aspirations and do stick to it as you always dont get chances to switch your career. Secondly, if you are really keen on doing a SAP training please do it through an authorized SAP centre.
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Hi, the eligibility criteria for the Msc program in Pharmacology in Canada is as follows:
1) A minimum of 93 in the TOEFL IBT with a minimum score of 22 in each section.
2) A recognized 4 year bachelor degree.
3) Applicants are normally required to have taken courses in physiology, biochemistry, or allied sciences sufficient to form a foundation for their work in pharmacology.
4) Applicants are expected to score more than B+ equivalent to the Canadian system i.e. more than 77% or 7.5 CGPA in their final year.
Some of the best universities for this program are:
1) University of Toronto
2) University of British Columbia
3) University of Vancouver
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Hi Vipin,
Both the modes of education are entirely different from each other in almost every aspect from the curriculum to its value in the market. Correspondence education does not involves class room interaction where as in a regular course the classroom interaction is at its maximum.
As for the results are concerned, it is not clear as to what exactly you are trying to inquire as in the passing percentage or the mode of displaying the results. In either cases the results of a correspondence course are mostly displayed on the website and for a regular course it is provided on both the website as well as in the college premises like on the notice board or so. As for the passing percentage is concerned, this cannot be compared as in either cases this aspect shall depend on the students performance leading to the batch performance, mostly effecting the regular education.
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