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Guide-Level 14
You could have but the problem is they don't have BCA. In fact BCA is only found in India. You can apply for B.Sc computer science etc. To study here you must also have around 90% in 10+2 and know German language. The other issue is you can't apply to German universities after 12th, they need 13 years education. So you can complete the first year of a Bachelor degree course in India and then apply.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 9
Any diploma that you pursue, it being a technical diploma after completing your 12th can allow some scope of entry in the B.Tech course or other short-term engineering courses such as ITI. However, BCA degree programs have strict eligibility criteria.
The basic eligibility for the course is 12th with 45% pass marks and the admissions depend on either the merit list of the college or the entrance exam results for admission of students.
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Guide-Level 14
So, you are confused between if you can go to the ISRO or any space science after BCA, then let me clarify you that you cannot go just after BCA. The reasons are following:
(1) Indian Space Research Organization is the only organization in India which conducts all its space program. To enter in ISRO, you must have at least M.Tech in Computer Science or Information Technology. ISRO does not hire the candidates who are only graduates. And if they do then it's a very rare case. So, no chance to get admission there.
(2) ISRO wants the candidates who are specialized with the branches like Aerospace, Aeronautics, Astronautics, Electroni
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Contributor-Level 10
Selection is based on class 12th board's percentage. I scored 64% marks. The cut off for the course was 62% marks in 2011. I opted for this college because, it is an okay college with low fees and it being a government college, so the degree is also valuable. Campus life is good, you have the option to play anything you prefer from basketball to cricket and else. Labs a
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Scholar-Level 17
Hi Virat,
You have to start checking university websites for the entry requirements and prepare accordingly. But by the time you prepare and apply, it will mean another wasted year so think wisely if you would like to waste 2 precious years. Universities abroad won't be impressed. See here and check for requirements and deadlines and contact the universities directly. Check SPP colleges and contact the agents:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/be-btech-in-abroad-dc11510
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