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B.com vs B.tech (in computer science).

What's the difference between them? Which is better?

Please share your thoughts on it..

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That's going to depend completely on how your college or university defines those terms. We can't even get them to all agree on the terms "Computer Science" and "Software Engineering".

Bill the Lizard  2009-06-14 12:47:59

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