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What is BSc IT course all about?

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    Shikha Arora | Contributor-Level 9

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    The full form of BSc IT is a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. BSc IT is a bachelor's degree awarded for an undergraduate course in the Information Technology field. Students seeking career opportunities in IT and software can opt for a BSc IT Diploma or course.

    There are multiple variations available for this course in different fields and subjects, students can choose the categories according to their preferences. BSc is a gateway to work in the Information Technology industry.

    After BSc in IT, candidates can also choose to either work with major recruiters or can also pursue MSc in IT and work as teaching assistants or le

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