Hyderabad, June 13 (Hydnow): National Academy of Cyber Security (NACS) has invited online applications for admissions into government of India certified online Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking courses.
The courses offered are Cyber Security Officer, Diploma in Cyber Security Management, Post Diploma in Cyber Security Management, Diploma & Post Diploma in Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking, and Certificate in Cyber Security, according to a press release.
NACS offers up to 50% fee subsidy in the form of concession in the course fee to SC, ST, BC, EBC,OBC, Minority, PH, Women candidates, Ex-Serviceman and their children under Swarna Bharat National Level Skill Development Program.
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Interested intermediate, degree, diploma, engineering and PG candidates can apply for the respective courses.
For online application, visit the website www.nacsindia.org and last date to submit application is June 30. For details, contact 7893141797. (Hydnow)
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