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Akshay Bajaj
Guide-Level 14
You can take admission in a new colleges and start B.Sc freshly but don't show your B.Sc degree in which you have got 7 backlogs. Show it as a gap year in between.
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Akshay Bajaj
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You can check out the link below to confirm whether you can get the desired college or not:
TS EAMCET: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
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Mehak Seth
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Hi Suman, Both courses are good, It is depend upon your interest. Here's the information of both degrees:
- BCA
Syllabus of the three-year BCA course includes subjects involving computer languages, database management, operations systems, logical analysis, software design and client server technology. Several universities offer 6this 3 years undergraduate course across India. - Scope
The most logical step after the BCA course is to pursue an MCA. Alternatively, you may look into jobs in the IT sector or related fields. - Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)
It offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These sub
- BCA
Syllabus of the three-year BCA course includes subjects involving computer languages, database management, operations systems, logical analysis, software design and client server technology. Several universities offer 6this 3 years undergraduate course across India. - Scope
The most logical step after the BCA course is to pursue an MCA. Alternatively, you may look into jobs in the IT sector or related fields. - Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)
It offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These sub
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Lalit Kumar
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Hello there, As per my knowledge, there is no such process to withdraw your admission after submitting fee and other original documents. Once you submit your fee you cannot back out. Ask to your college administrator once for proper detailing. Regards.
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Gurleen Khurana
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Taking up tuitions is something that you need to decide. If the faculty members are great in the college in which you enrol, then I don't think you would need any extra classes.
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Farman Ali
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It is not mandatory that you must have a BCA degree, you can do MCA without BCA.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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Stats from both Ramjas and KMC is good. I can say the same for Economics hons for Ramjas. Khalsa had a reputation for violence a few years which has improved and considering the opinions of my peers from Khalsa, it is a satisfactory college. Also, as per my knowledge, English and Economics faculty is damn good there. So, it's your call now.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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As much as I have heard from people from the science department as well as other people, Ramjas has a good science faculty, however the same goes for KMC. The opinions based on this question is very subjective. Lot of people consider Ramjas's science faculty to be better, and others consider KMC to be better. So if you choose either, you'd be in an appropriate college for the course you want to pursue.
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