BCA

Hello Pallav,
The following link below gives you the list of colleges that offer BCA in Delhi NCR:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-delhi-ncr

Through NEET, you can pursue MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, etc., but you need to have a very good score in NEET to get admission in a good medical college for these courses.
All the best.

Bachelor of computer application is also a degree course of 3 years. In this undergraduate programme one learns about operating system, DBMS, Digitals, electronics and many more areas of networking and IT systems. This is more of a professional course type and here one also learns about management of business and accountancy. So, we can say that this course acts as a boundary between both technical and business field. This course implements the ideas in both the fields and helps to develop these sectors. so BCA is the best

Dear Poonam, thank you for showing interest in Ganga Group of Institutions. The admission in BCA course is based on the marks obtained in the class 10+2 examination from recognized Board / University / 3 years professional Diploma programme of HSBTE equivalent. At least 45% marks is required. There is no entrance test for admission in BCA.

Hello Rafeed,
You have done 12th in commerce and now you want to do BCA. Well, don't think there is a problem. Find out good college in your city and seek admission there.

With this percentage you won't get admission because you have not cleared the mathematics subject which is the main concern for BCA programme admissions.
You can check B.Sc-IT programmes in other universities.

BCA
Database Management systems, operating systems
software engineering, computer architecture
Web technology, language like C, C++, HTML
B.Tech
Computer engineering, electronics and communication engineering
Software engineering, mechanical engineering
Digital and analogue electronics, programming, computer networks, database management systems, computer systems organisation
B.Tech is about engineering and BCA is about application. B.Tech is a more comprehensive and professionally valued course.

No, BCA doesn't offer BCA. You can opt for BA in computer applications instead of BCA.