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<blockquote data-quote="Deviyo" data-source="post: 27358276" data-attributes="member: 340750"><p>I did BCS in 2014. Completed all 3 levels. There's not much coding. But if you have experience or some other certification like SCJP, it won't be an issue if you are trying for development jobs. </p><p>Plus point is BCS is the fastest route to reach Masters, if you do well you can finish all 3 levels + PGD project in less than 2 years.</p><p>It is UGC recognised, but local companies tend to degrade the qualification, mostly they are run by gov. graduates and they don't properly understand the qualification. Nevertheless, it is recognised worldwide (in Commonwealth countries), so you can apply for a job or masters.</p><p>I did take some lectures from Esoft, but most of the subjects were self-taught or kuppi-taught. And I enjoyed every second of learning. So for me personally it was a fun ride, never felt like learning towards a degree.</p><p>If you go for a top-up degree, you will get a BSc. title , but the concern is time and money. </p><p>But again you will have to renew your membership at BCS annually by paying them.</p><p>Everything really depends on what you really need and what you really like to do in future + your current situation.</p><p>If you need more info PM me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deviyo, post: 27358276, member: 340750"] I did BCS in 2014. Completed all 3 levels. There's not much coding. But if you have experience or some other certification like SCJP, it won't be an issue if you are trying for development jobs. Plus point is BCS is the fastest route to reach Masters, if you do well you can finish all 3 levels + PGD project in less than 2 years. It is UGC recognised, but local companies tend to degrade the qualification, mostly they are run by gov. graduates and they don't properly understand the qualification. Nevertheless, it is recognised worldwide (in Commonwealth countries), so you can apply for a job or masters. I did take some lectures from Esoft, but most of the subjects were self-taught or kuppi-taught. And I enjoyed every second of learning. So for me personally it was a fun ride, never felt like learning towards a degree. If you go for a top-up degree, you will get a BSc. title , but the concern is time and money. But again you will have to renew your membership at BCS annually by paying them. Everything really depends on what you really need and what you really like to do in future + your current situation. If you need more info PM me. [/QUOTE]
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