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Aaditya Gupta

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Basic registration for this course starts on April 8 and ends on May 7. You can fill application form online. Date for code generation and final registration (with payment and city choice ) is April 17 – May 15 2025. So, you should've submitted your form by May 15, 2025, at 5 PM. No further applications are accepted now for the 2025 session.

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Aaditya Gupta

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After completing BSc in Maharashtra, students often pursue postgraduate courses like MSc, MCA, MBA, MEd, or BEd, or specialised diplomas in data science, forensic science, hotel management, or cosmetics technology. Short? term skill courses, government exams (UPSC, SSC), or professional LLB are also common pathways. These are all good courses to boost your career.

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Manori Datta

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Mahendra Institute of Management and Technical Studies admissions are based on entrance exam scores. The application process at the Mahendra Institute of Management and Technical Studies is conducted offline. The college accepts several entrance exams, such as ATMA, MAT, ATMA,8 CMAT, XAT, CAT, etc. Further, candidates seeking admission to the BBA programme must be Class 12 passed with a 45% aggregate (40% for ST/SC).

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Diya Nihalani

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Some major subjects that are included in the curicullum of BSc Computer Science are as follows-
Database Concepts, Structured Query Language, Date Functions, Aggregate Functions, Operations on Relations Computer Networks, Network types, Network devices, Network Topologies, Computer Science Exception, File Handling in Python, Exception Handling, File Handling, Stack (List Implementation), etc.
For a more detailed over view of the subjects students can read: CUET Computer Science Syllabus 2026 - Important Topics

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Diya Nihalani

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Yes, a BSc in computer Science is a good career, and the high need for qualified computer Science workers ensures that many careers will rise rapidly. These positions are frequently financially rewarding, with average pay ranging from INR 5 LPA to INR 7 LPA.  

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Diya Nihalani

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Artificial intelligence, computer systems and networks, security, database systems, human computer interaction, vision and graphics, numerical analysis, programming languages, software engineering, bioinformatics, and theory of computing are some of the major BSc CS subjects. 

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Diya Nihalani

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Some of the most common subjects covered in the BSc Computer Science curriculum are mentioned below -

  • Basics of Computer Science
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Introduction to Data Structures
  • System Programming
  • Python Programming
  • Object-Oriented Programming using C+

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Aaditya Gupta

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For B.Sc. in Zoology at Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli, admissions are purely merit-based on Class 12 marks, with no entrance exam involved.There's no fixed cutoff published,it varies based on the strength of each year's applicant pool.To stand a strong chance, aim for at least 85–90% in your board exams, especially in biology and chemistry.

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Abhradeep Majumder

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I recently got my bachelor's, and I have friends who attended all of the above-mentioned colleges, and with that, I'm telling you don't opt for any of them. Try to get into a tier 2 or tier 1 college. If you still are not able to do that, then go for St. Xavier's (Autonomous); don't opt for St. Xavier's University—it's not as great as it seems; the placement system is lucrative. And whatever you do, wherever you go, just for God's sake, don't go to Techno India.

 

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