Cyber Security

Cyber Security is a 2-year long postgraduate level degree course inculcating the study of cyber laws and cyber security. It includes the study of communication networks and technologies along with the analysis of legal and ethical issues in cyber security.

The candidate must have completed a BSc or BE/BTech degree in Computer Science, IT, Cyber Security or any other equivalent degree from a recognized institution to be eligible for MSc Cyber Security course. The candidates must complete their graduation with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Almost all the colleges offering this course select candidates based on the marks obtained in the last qualifying exam. Only a few institutes conduct their own entrance exam to grant admission to MSc Cyber Security course. The course covers all the aspects of cyber security, ethical hacking, data encryption and hacking prevention in complete detail. It includes subjects like Digital Security, Cryptography, Digital Forensics, Malware Functionality, etc. The Average Annual Fees for MSc Cyber Security course ranges from INR 30,000 to INR 2,00,000 depending on the institute. All businesses face cyber threats and require the skills of an expert to secure their data and safeguard it against thefts and malpractices. The candidates with MSc Cyber Security can apply for jobs not only in IT sector companies but in almost all the big companies all around the world.