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Go for BCA, no hardcore Maths is there.
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How is Presidency College, Bangalore for BCA? Is it better than IMS, Noida?
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Asked by Aishwarya Garg
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4 years ago
BCA is a technical degree and the student can hope to learn the concepts of hardware, software, computer languages, programming, etc. After completion of BCA, it is prudent to enroll in MCA which is a technical degree equivalent to BE and opens the doors for lucrative job options in all industries.
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Which college is better for BCA in Bangalore amongst ISBR, AIMS, BIMS and IFIM?
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4 years ago
As per a recent survey conducted by the Sunday Indian, the lovely professional University is ranked among the Top 5 BCA Colleges in India. LPU has tie-ups with industry also enables content delivery by Industry Experts, Projects in Collaboration with Industry, and Internships to provide practical ha
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Can I know a good college in Kolkata for BCA without the requite of taking Maths and computer in 12th?
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Asked by Gaurav

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4 years ago
Please write about the subjects you took in 12th for better response.
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Can I get admission to BCA, I am an art student and got 58% marks in the 12th class?
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Asked by Deepak

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4 years ago
Well, eligibility criteria for BCA is students need to passed 10+2 with 55%, there's relaxation for other categories. So you can get admission easily.
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Can I do IPU CET exam for BCA course without having Maths and computer Science in 12th class?
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Asked by Siddharth

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4 years ago
The eligibility criteria of BCA of GGSIPU is given below. Eligibility Criteria: Pass in 12th Class of 10+2 of CBSE or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate with pass in English (core or elective or functional). Mathematics or (Computer Science / Informatics Practice / Computer Applic
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I am commerce student without maths. Can I get BCA course?
24 Views|Posted 4 years ago
Asked by Pavithran
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4 years ago
Ofcourse you can but you need to study Maths in college because Maths is important part of BCA. And need to do hardwork for removing your flaws.
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4 years ago
Hello Anuraj, a very difficult proposition indeed! In the present covid scenario, govt is changing its policy about opening of schools and colleges pretty frequently. You need to be in touch with university registrar to know the details of academic calender.
Best wishes to you.
Best wishes to you.
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I'm interested in the field of cyber security. Would it be better to do B.Sc. Computer, BCA or B.Tech for undergrad?
201 Views|Posted 4 years ago
Asked by Devanshu

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4 years ago
Dear Devanshu, I would recommend B.Tech (Hons. ). In CSE with a specialisation in Cyber Security among BCA B.Sc. CS and B.Tech. My cousin is pursuing B.Tech (Hons. ). In CSE with Cyber Security and Block Chain) with Comptia from LPU. Let me tell you the benefits of this programme at LPU:
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Can I know how can I apply to the Government Science College, Bengaluru?
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Asked by Msp

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4 years ago
The selection criteria for these colleges are on merit-based. The college requires the passing Certificate from a recognised board and university. The candidate must be a graduate with 40% marks in the aggregate of all subjects and 50% marks in specialisation subject. The forms are available on its