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Job prospects upon successful completion of the course are enormous since the discipline integrates technology and management. Such postgraduates are professionally equipped with:
1. Technical foundations in object oriented analysis, modelling, architecture, design and construction.
2. Communication and public speaking skills to counter organizational challenges.
3. Skills in efficient and scalable software products for effective use by both government and industry
4. Knowledge of advanced software development. Software engineers, programmers, software developers are some of the usual job profiles in this sector. Popular areas of employment for such postgraduates include:IT IndustryEducationHealth ServicesBanking, Finance, RetailTransportation, Communication, etc. Lab-Based Research.

JEST is joint entrance screening test. It is conducted in the month of February once every year. Where can I write JEST exam? JEST exams are conducted across major cities of india, it is conducted in many cities like Ahmadabad, Aligarh, Allahabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Raipur, etc. Eligibility for JEST:
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M.Sc/ME/M.Tech/MCA and related disciplines, interested in maths aspect with computer science will be considered for Ph.D programme.
-Talented B.Sc/BE/B.Tech graduates are eligible for Master's degree.
JEST is the exam via which students are selected for interview, JEST is conducted for Ph.D and integrated Ph.D programs for physics and computer science every year.
-GATE score cannot be used instead of written exam of JEST but it is used for shortlisting candidates for direct interview for Ph.D programs.

Wide range of courses and plethora of opportunities are available after B.Sc. It would be better if you have mentioned your specialisation in B.Sc. If any. However, after your B.Sc. You can look forward for various courses depending upon your interest and aggregate. Some of the best options are as follows:-
MCA: An ideal course for those who wants to touch the new heights in IT sector. If you have studies Mathematics in your +2 after completion of your B.Sc. You are eligible for MCA. An MCA degree which is an unique 3 years long master degree in Computer Application can fetch you some of the best jobs in IT sector. MBA: No matter what specialisation you have had in your B.Sc. Everyone is eligible. Yes but opting for MBA depending upon your previous educational background. Let if you have graduated in Chemistry then a MBA (Pharma) would be an ideal course for you. However, these days dual specialisation is widely getting popular in every corner of the country. M.Sc. Depending upon your B.Sc. Specialisation or even pass course you can opt for further studies in the similar subject. After completion of your M.Sc. With any specialisation you can look for a good job or further studies in technical domain like- M.Tech or MS degree course. Well. Yes CS has less scope than the other reputed courses such as MBA or CA but it doesn't mean it has no scope or ltd. scope. Actually, In the changing environment there are always new challenges, to cope up with these challenges we have update yourself continuously. I mean to say that we CS is a good and reputed course but if u want to touch the sky then u have to do some other course with/after CS like LLB, MBA, etc.