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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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It looks your priorities are not clear. You are advised to do your strength and weakness analysis and do further studies based on your strength and interests.

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Apurva Kumar Singh

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In class 12th you have to score minimum 55%.
After that you have to fill up the form of MITSOM.
In entrance exam, you have to answer 100 question which contains english, IQ test,maths and basic computers.
After that you have to give an interview in which professor will ask that why do you want to opt for BCA and they will check for your communication skills.
Remember only 300 students ate selected from 6000 across India.
All the Best!!

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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For BCA, mathematics at 10+2 level is necessary irrespective of your stream in HSC.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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If you feel engineering is not in your aptitude and interest list then opt out but before that get an aptitude test done like Harrison assessment. This will help you to get your career path.

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Divyashakti Shukla

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Hi Umesh,
It depends on your interest. All the three courses have their pros and cons. BCA will fetch you a job in IT sector. BBA+MBA will help you to take up managerial roles in a firm. B.Pharm can help you make your career in the pharmacy field. As per me, you should pursue BBA followed by MBA to get a good job.

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