Is Part Time MBA a good option for Masters for Programmer

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.NET Developer with 2 yrs Experience

Anil Kumar · Answer

It is always good to have sufficient qualification to get stand at platform to demonstrate your skills. You can't demonstrate your skills unless you get a chance and what if that is on the basis of educational qualification? So, don't waste your so much time and go for higher education. Day by day our education level is increasing. Few years back, government stopped recruiting 10th pass candidates as clerk and increased the minimum qualification to 12th. Had you done engineering(BE/BTech), may it not required in future but for guys like you who has don B.Sc./ BCA are highly advised to earn their masters. MCA is taken equivalent to BE/BTech (don't confuse one is master degree and another is bachelor). So, for brighter future, you should go for MCA. Also, don't go for 1 year M.Sc in shortcuts (just getting master degree) as some education counsellor may misguide you for this. Also, I would like to say, always prefer central universities. If you are unable then pick state universities(non-private). Picking private state university should be your last option. Since, MCA is considered as technical course, it should be recognized by AICTE. (be noted that universities/institution highlight themselves that they are AICTE approved. Don't be in their word and check if particular MCA course is recognized or not. They may show you few months before, honorable court has said that AICTE approval is not necessary. But be careful.

Abhineet Srivastava · Answer

nah....As per as my view, It's totally waste of your precious time & money.

Salman Farooqui · Answer

Thx a lot this was really helpful

Abhineet Srivastava · Answer

Degree is mandatory(Mostly organization is now allow only regular course) for any good organization. Doing certification is always plus but not necessary. Cheers

Salman Farooqui · Answer

Can you help me with any Microsoft certification suitable for my profile

Jean Paul · Answer

I support Abhijeet in the sense if your CAREER requires Masters Degree, then go for MCA. Make sure your university is recognized so the certification is valuable. But in the knowledge sense, i cannot see any major gain in BSc IT & MCA, both will be having 5 year old syllabus & you may feel things are repeating.

Abhineet Srivastava · Answer

I f u wanna to be in Coding line then you should go for Mca.

Salman Farooqui · Answer

Thx for your reply so what Master i should do i have done BSc IT Currently working on .NET

Is Part Time MBA a good option for Masters for Programmer

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