BCA

Yes, if you want to get admission into top universities and colleges for BCA then you definitely should study mathematics in your 10+2. As the eligibility criteria for these universities requires maths as a mandatory subject to be eligible for the admission. Also, you'll be studying maths in BCA too

The proper way to learn anything is to get comfortable with it. Practice it a ton of times, spend as much time as possible, become obsessed with it. The same formula applies for programming too. Practice it, spend time in gaining knowledge about concepts from different books, websites, videos, cours

The eligibility criteria for BCA course is different for every university and colleges affiliated with it. Top tier universities only provide admission to students from Science and commerce stream with Maths as a mandatory subject and at least 60% marks in their +2. With all these requirements, cand

Yes, you can pursue BCA being a commerce student. You're eligible for admission into BCA in almost every other college. There are only a few colleges which provides admission to Science stream students only, but majority of colleges including top tier colleges accepts commerce stream students too fo

Yes, you can get admission into BCA even if you didn't had computer Science in +2. But to be eligible for admission into top colleges for BCA you must have mathematics as a mandatory subject in +2. But getting admission into top tier colleges is competitive, and you must score at least 60% to 70% in

Yes, to be eligible for MCA a candidate needs to have Maths as a mandatory subject either in +2 or in graduation, which in your case is already satisfied. To be eligible for MCA you need to score at least 50% to 60% in graduation.

BCA course is primarily meant for non-Science stream students to get into IT. As Science stream students can pursue CSE or IT. So, yes Science stream students are also eligible for BCA but your primary focus should be to get into B.Tech (IT), as you'll have much more opportunities as compared to BCA

The only best way I can think off to get good in any course is to start learning. Learn and practice new things it can be a programming language or any other value-added course which will increase your skills and knowledge and eventually will help you in your career. Firstly, you should be able to c

Yes, BCA is technical course. In BCA you'll learn from the basics of computers to code in programming languages. It's a 3 year graduation course, pursued by students who are interested in building a career in IT. In BCA you'll study 45 subjects per semester. There'll be 6 semesters in total. There a

BCA is a course where programming languages will be taught to you from the ground base, so you don't need to worry about learning those. If you want to learn something then make sure to keep on revising the formulas and concepts of +2s mathematics, as it'll help you a ton in BCA. Or you can even beg