BCA

Apply for BCA course is 10+2 from a recognised board of education or equivalent, with a minimum of 50% marks in total and also having mathematics as a subject in the qualifying examination. Some colleges such as IGNOU allow non-maths students to seek admission in BCA. Selection in BCA in the majorit

First of all, a candidate need to score at least 45%-60% in order to be eligible for admission, percentage requirement is different for every university. It'll be beneficial for you if you have studied Maths and computer Science in your class 12th. Some colleges might also provide admission on the b

MCA would be a better option. Admissions in MCA course is given on the basis of all India basis entrance examinations. Many top colleges and universities in India offer admission on the basis of merit list prepared as per the marks scored in the entrance test. Generally, the entrance examination is

If you have an interest in any subject it becomes easier for you. You would like to know more and more about that subject and if you don't like any subject and you don't find it interesting, then you will find it difficult to study. So, do not make assumptions or make any perception on others opinio

You can choose any 1 among BBA or BCA. You must make sure that it is of your interest. You will be good in the field only if it is of your interest. If you want to go to management then you must go for BBA. There are ample of career opportunities after BBA in different sectors of industries like Ban

Yes, you can attempt this examination if you have graduation.

Both commerce and Science stream students can pursue this course provided they had maths in 12th. Also, if the students had computer Science as their subject, it will be good.

BCA is a job oriented course so you should go with BCA. Well if you want to go with B.Sc. Then choose some career oriented, job oriented courses like B.Sc. In biotechnology, B.Sc. In agriculturem etc.

No, you won't be eligible for MCA. Only some private universities or colleges offer BCA without maths.