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As per the curriculum of the CV Raman University BSc Mathematics course, core subjects carry the highest amount of credits. Apart from credit value, these theory-based subjects are important for students to cultivate in-depth knowledge of the course. Some of the core subjects included in the curricu

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2 years ago

Yes, in fact many MNCs in countries like the US, the UK, Canada, Germany, etc., hire Software Engineers, Developers, Administrators, UI & UX Designers, etc., on good packages. 

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New answer posted•2 years ago

How can I get admission in MUHS BSc?

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Asked by Ranjeeta
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You must have passed the 10+2 (or equivalent) examination from a recognised board with a minimum percentage of marks in the Science stream.

Admission Process:

  • Merit-Based Admission:
    • Some BSc programs, such as BSc Nursing, might follow a merit-based admission process. The selection will be based on your

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2 years ago

Unfortunately, you cannot pursue BSc Computer Science without Class 12. Firstly, it is an undergraduate degree programme that cannot be pursued without Class 12, which also requires you to opt for Science stream with Mathematics as a compulsory subject.

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2 years ago

The basic eligibility to pursue this course is mentioned below -

  • Pass class 12 from a recognized board.
  • Score at least 50% marks in class 12.
  • Pass class 12 with a science background.
  • Some colleges prefer computer as one of the main subjects in class 12. 
  • Make sure to cross-check the exact criteria f

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Can I pursue BSc Computer Science aboard?

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Asked by Akansha Bisht
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2 years ago

Yes, there are many colleges around the globe that offer BSc in Computer Science to Indian students. University of Birmingham, McGill University, Imperial College London, and University of California - San Diego Campus are some of the top institutions you can opt for.

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2 years ago

Some of the top job profiles you can look forward to after completing a BSc CS are mentioned below -

Web Developer, Software Developer, Programmer, Web Designer, Data Analyst, Mobile App Developer, UI Developer, Web Admin, etc. However, to get a good designation in a big company requires hard wo

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2 years ago

A BSc Computer Science graduate can opt for various job profiles from Engineer to Programmer and similarly can go for numerous job sectors. So, it is difficult to obtain a specific amount for an average salary. However, as a Software Engineer you can get a starting salary of INR 6.4 LPA.

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New answer posted•2 years ago

Is CUET the only entrance exam for BSc Computer Science?

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Asked by Akansha Bisht
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2 years ago

No, the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) is conducted for different courses. In many universities, admission in almost all courses is taken through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET).

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2 years ago

Ofcourse, these are many BSc Computer Science colleges that offer admissions based on Class 12 scores. However, you'll still have to fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria set by your desired college.

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