Hello,

DIT or Diploma in Information Technology is a three-year diploma course. Candidates pursuing Diploma in Electronic Engineering are taught electrical components telecommunication, signal processing, control systems, electric power control, radio engineering.

Eligibility:

1. The basic eligibility criteria for the diploma course are that the candidate must have passed class 10th with a good percentage.

2. The diploma course can also be pursued after the 12th and does not have any minimum age criteria.

3. The admission process and eligibility criteria may differ according to the particular college.

4. There is no single entrance exam to get admission but the colleges conduct their particular tests for admissions

Colleges:

Agra college of management and technology: 1,05,000

Bhagat phool singh mahila vishwavidyalaya: 8,000

ITM University: 5,000

Patel college of science and technology: 62,700

Dr. KN Modi University: 53,500

Jobs with average salary:

IT Programmer: 3-5 lakhs

Software developer: 4-5 lakhs

Graphic designer: 3-4 lakhs

Technical consultant: 4-6 lakhs

Technical engineer: 2-4 lakhs

IT assistant: 2-4 lakhs

PSU jobs: 3-4 lakhs

For more information please visit the following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/diploma-in-it-information-technology

Thank You!

Hello,

The software used in the call center are:

1. Hub spot

2. Nextiva

3. Air call

4. Bitrix24

5. Cloud Talk

6. Talk Desk

7. Ring Central

8. Five9

9. Dixa

10. Live Agent

11. Zendesk

12. Avaya Contact Center

13. Integra

14. Happy Fox

15. Channels

16. Fresh caller

17. UJET

Hope your doubts are cleared by now. Thank you.

(https://www.bitrix24.com/)

Hello Student.

Software Industry is considered to have an upward trajectory in the bear future since the entire era will be of technology and automation .Considering the growth of web3.0 it is quiet certain that there will be plenty of high paying jobs for all the techie people in the world,to be a part of this wonderfull technical era it is necessary to have the appropriate skill sets and the appripriate degree so here are some examples for degrees you can think of 1. BE/Btech in computer science

2.BE/Btech in IT

3.BE/btech in any computer related field

4.BSc CS/IT

5.Bsc in any CS related field

6.certification courses on online platforms.

Hello there,

Software business is a wonderful idea but just makes sure to execute in a right manner for exact output. Looking for job roles is a must after byech because it will help you in setting up the business in a more  efficient manner. Since you need to score better in your enginerring because if you have failed doing a business then you still have one thing to do for living.

After Btech in CSE, there are various options for you to do startups and explore more.

You can pursue M.Tech for research and for ideas jn your projects and for that you need to give several examinations like JEE mains for pg course.

Hope this helps.

Good luck:)

Hello,

Hope you are doing well .As per your query let me tell you some best courses after MCA-

• Software Developer. It is one of the leading career options after MCA.
• System Analyst. He provides better and improved business solutions.
• Hardware Engineer.
• Data Scientist.
• Troubleshooter.
• Web Designer & Developer.
• Software Consultant.
• IT Architect.

For MCA and after MCA learning programming language is must.

Good Luck!

Thank you.

Hello,

MBA i.e. Masters in Buisness Adminstration is a professional post graduate degree program which can be done after bachelors degree in any stream. The top and most common exam to take admission for MBA is CAT(Common Aptitude Test) conducted by IIMs every year. Other exams to take admission is MBA are MAT, GMAT, XAT, CMAT, NMAT, SNAP etc.

Top colleges for MBA in Information Technology in Andhra Pradesh are :-

IIM, Vishakhapatnam

Narasaraopet Institute of Technology

Nirma College of Business management

Srinivas Institute of Management Studies

Ideal Institute of Technology

Sanskriti school of Business

Dr. KV Subha Reddy Institute of Management

Alwar School of Buisness

Hindu College of management

Acharya Nagarjuna University

Narayan Engineering College

Siddharth Institute of Engineering and technology

Sir CR Reddy College of engineering

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thank you!

Hey Vijay,

Hope you are doing great,

The process of finding errors in a developed product is known as software testing. It also checks to see if the actual results match the expected results and assists in the identification of defects, missing requirements or gaps.

Testing is the final step before releasing a product to the market. It entails examining, analyzing, observing, and evaluating various aspects of a product.

Professional software testers use a combination of manual and automated testing tools. The testers report the results of the tests to the development team. The ultimate goal is to provide a high-quality product to the customer, which is why software testing is so critical.

Applications of Software Testing

1. Cost Effective Development - Early testing saves both time and money in many ways; however, cutting costs without testing may result in incorrect software application design, rendering the product useless.
2. Product Improvement - Testing is never a time-consuming process during the SDLC phases. However, diagnosing and correcting errors discovered during proper testing is a time-consuming but fruitful activity.
3. Test Automation - While test automation reduces testing time, it cannot be started at any time during software development. When the software has been manually tested and is stable to some extent, test automation should be initiated. Furthermore, test automation can never be used if requirements are constantly changing.
4. Quality Control - Software testing aids in determining the following properties of any software, such as

• Functionality
• Reliability
• Usability
• Efficiency
• Maintainability
• Portability

For Information follow: https://dqxeclau.top/courses/software-engineering-course

I hope you have understand,

Good luck :)

Hello,

The BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application) is a three-year computer-related degree course. IT (Information Technology) is a four-year undergraduate course. You have to pass the 10+2 from the science stream to do a course in IT but for BCA, you can pass 10+2 from any stream. The entrance exams for B-tech in It are IIT JEE, SRMJEE, WBJEE, VITEEE, etc. and for BCA, the entrance exams are IPU CET BCA, KIITEE BCA, etc.

Hope your doubts are cleared. Thank you,

Hello aspirant,

No, Information technology is not required to crack JEE mains as well as Advance, even it is not in the syllabus of the exam.

you only need to study physics, Chemistry and Mathematics thoroughly and if possible each and every topic of the syllabus, do as much practice you can and must solve previous year question papers as well as mock test.

you can check JEE syllabus from the link below:

for mains. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

for advance: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-syllabus

But if you want to do engineering of any branch you have to study one programming language as your subject in one of your semester in first year. And if you are willing to do Computer science engineering or information technology or any software relevant branch further it will help you but not mandatory to crack the exam.