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Subham Das
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BCA is a three-year undergraduate degree. It's more suitable for students who love programming and are interested in becoming a software engineer. This degree is at the same level as B.Tech or BE degree in in computer science or IT.
Scope: There's always the option to complete Masters after your BCA. You can also complete Masters in IT (M.Sc IT) and if you get the hang of coding then you might want to develop your coding skills and become a Web Developer (web developers are in-demand nowadays) the other option is to go for Cisco Networking certifications such as CCNP and/or CCNA which gives your career a massive boost if you cleared bot
Scope: There's always the option to complete Masters after your BCA. You can also complete Masters in IT (M.Sc IT) and if you get the hang of coding then you might want to develop your coding skills and become a Web Developer (web developers are in-demand nowadays) the other option is to go for Cisco Networking certifications such as CCNP and/or CCNA which gives your career a massive boost if you cleared bot
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Vijay Jangir
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Hi.
Don't do what others are doing and try not to be a part of rat race. BCA, LLB and BBA all three are totally different from each other not only in terms of academics but also in terms of career perspective. Course towards which you are more inclined is better.
Don't do what others are doing and try not to be a part of rat race. BCA, LLB and BBA all three are totally different from each other not only in terms of academics but also in terms of career perspective. Course towards which you are more inclined is better.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Bhuvan,
47% is not acceptable. A tier 3 university may even accept you but you will be deported back to India from the immigrations. Instead of investing time and money and putting yourself at risk just for the sake of going abroad be a little wiae and study in your home country. Study hard and score well so that you can qualify to study abroad.
47% is not acceptable. A tier 3 university may even accept you but you will be deported back to India from the immigrations. Instead of investing time and money and putting yourself at risk just for the sake of going abroad be a little wiae and study in your home country. Study hard and score well so that you can qualify to study abroad.
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astha singh
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Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges which offer courses in BCA, their fee structures and eligibility to gain admission in the course:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-india
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-india
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Namit Sharma
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If you are interested in Business but don't want to pursue MBA, I advised you to pursue some important diploma courses in business management.
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