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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Eligibility criteria for MCA by distance learning from PTU is that candidate must have passed any recognized Bachelors degree of minimum three years duration with Mathematics/ Statistics / Business Mathematics / Business Statistics / Quantitative Techniques as Compulsory/ Optional/ Additional Paper as one of the subjects either at 10+2 or at graduation level. Or Have passed BCA course of minimum three years duration from any recognized University. If you meet above stated criteria then only you are eligible to seek admission in MCA.
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astha singh
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Please refer to the link provided below for a list of top Indian colleges which offer courses in BA. You should be able to make a detailed comparison between different colleges using the tabs on the webpage.
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/colleges/b-a-colleges-india
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astha singh
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I do not think you will be allowed to appear for 1st year exams if you have already cleared the exams. However, under special circumstances improvement exams are allowed by institutions to their students. You should get in touch with the appropriate authorities and check if you will be allowed to appear for the exams again.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
My suggestion to you would be that you complete your course in BA, and after you have completed your BA you can pursue a course in computers. There are many Masters courses which you can pursue or if you want to start from scratch you can do that as well. Courses in computers available to you after you complete your Bachelors are as follows:
1) MCA
2) M.Sc. (Computer science)
3) M.Tech (CS)
4) BCA
5) B.Sc. (CS)
6) B.Tech (CS)
1) MCA
2) M.Sc. (Computer science)
3) M.Tech (CS)
4) BCA
5) B.Sc. (CS)
6) B.Tech (CS)
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
I would suggest you secure a good CGPA in BA economics and then apply for Masters in political economics. Many colleges require a minimum pass percentage of 55% in Bachelors and few reputed colleges also conduct entrance exams for admission into their Masters courses in economics.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
First you should decide what you want to do: BA or appear for the UPSC exams. If you are aiming to do BA economics you should try and score high marks in your 10+2 level examinations so that you are eligible to gain admission in BA economics in a college of your choice.
If you are interested in the civil services, you should devote yourself to studying for the UPSC exams,as this is no mean task. You will have to study at least 8-10 hours a day depending on your capacity to grasp different topics.
So basically, you should first sit down and decide which course or exam you want to give. You could also take the help of a career counselor
If you are interested in the civil services, you should devote yourself to studying for the UPSC exams,as this is no mean task. You will have to study at least 8-10 hours a day depending on your capacity to grasp different topics.
So basically, you should first sit down and decide which course or exam you want to give. You could also take the help of a career counselor
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9 years agoIs it true that only graduation is needed, whether it is B.Sc or BS, to be eligible for a govt. job?
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Bhavna Sharma
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This is all up to you. If you want to prepare for government jobs then you can opt for B.Sc. The main thing is that how you prepare for the exam.
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