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Hi Atul,
The opinions may differ on this topic, but according to me as you are doing CS which is not only a rewarding profession but also very tough nut to crack, so, it would be better that you first clear your CS and then only plan for any other course, However, later to add on, you can opt for PG Diploma or Diploma programmes in Taxation laws, corporate laws, patent laws etc.
I would say if you are able to clear CS, you actually would not need to go for any other programme as it has a bright future.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Jyoti,
The aptitude test for M.Tech programme would be focused on the subject you want to do your M.Tech and would mostly test your fundamentals so, I would suggest that you strengthen your basics for which the best source would be your NCERT books from 9th till 12th standard. Also I would suggest you to get in touch with the students who have already studies from this University or with the current batch students to get the previous years paper or the source from where you can get it.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Master of Computer Applications :
The Master of Computer Applications (MCA) is a postgraduate degree in computer application stream awarded in India since 1982. Full time MCA programmes normally take place over three academic years. The primary emphasis in MCA curriculum is on development of application software in diverse areas for various organizations rather than designing computer hardware and systems software which is of interest to engineering stream in computer education. More than thousand institutions provide MCA courses in India with an annual intake of more than lakh students.
MCA requires bachelors degree from any field of computer science like BCA(Bachelor in Computer Application) etc. MCA syllabus contains topics which helps the person to be a computer programmer, a software developer, software tester, web-developer, web designer, a game developer, graphic designer etc. The syllabus contains advanced topics like program structures, operating systems, computer networks, system administration and even microprocessors depending upon the university.