Kinjal B.

As an Information Technology (IT) student, you'll explore the use of computers, networks, software, and databases to manage and process data. Key areas of study include computer hardware, operating systems, networking protocols, and cybersecurity to protect data and systems. You'll also learn programming languages like Python and Java to create software and web applications. Database management is crucial for storing and organizing information efficiently. Additionally, you’ll study systems administration and cloud computing to manage servers and virtual environments. This knowledge equips you for various IT roles, such as network administrator, software developer, or cybersecurity specialist.