do mca with NET qualification is eligible to apply DEGREE LECTURERS in COMPUTER science Stream. i Know that MCA candidiate can apply to COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. but what about COMUPTER SCIENCE please give clear information regarding this.
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The most importance feature of Harappa’s culture was its (1) Script (2) Regigion (3) Art (4) Urbanization
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