Currently i am in my final year of BCA and I have one year with me to either get a job or internship or prepare for NIMCET (entrance for mca in NIT). My doubt is whether i should spare 3 years just for the brand value of NIT tag or gain experience in a job. In a ideal situation if a get a good package of 20 lpa after 3 years of MCA ,will i be able to match the same package in 3 years without masters. My skills are average,still working on it.
Go for MCA without a thought, I have seen folks landing FAANG jobs by having MCA from NITs.
Idea is in three year you will code 8+hrs daily and will learn all the fundamental concepts of CS
Any thoughts about private colleges?
Go for MCA . Nit MCA holds much value . Try to go for top nits
Yep only targeting the top ones
Good suggestion is try for job and the exam also, if you feel like job’s good, then go or else go for nit
I m thinking the same right now
Currently i am in my final year of BCA and I have one year with me to either get a job or internship or prepare for NIMCET (entrance for mca in NIT). My doubt is whether i should spare 3 years just for the brand value of NIT tag or gain ...
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