Computer Science / IT Diploma

In software, what you have built counts for more than the certificate you hold.

You like building something you can show, and you do not give up when the same thing breaks for the fifth time. Code, networks and databases all reward the student who keeps learning after college hours.

Junior work is mostly looking after what already exists: fixing a site that works on your machine and not on someone else's, adding features to an app, keeping an office network running, or writing queries against a company's data.

Start your portfolio in the first year — a diploma holder with three working projects is taken more seriously than a graduate with none. If you want a degree later, you can sit DCET for lateral entry to the second year of a BE.

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