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Manan Aggarwal

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The study of applying ideas is what BCA is all about. It is simply the application of analytical thinking to integrate foundations from basic mathematics, Physics to management. In reality, not only are the two programs fundamentally different in terms of content, eligibility, and duration, but also in terms of the career paths they provide. You can look forward to taking a course in your field of interest while also focusing on selecting the proper university. The ideal university for these courses is one that provides comprehensive instruction with well-equipped labs and knowledgeable teachers. LPU offers expert instructors, well-equ
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Ajay Jakhar

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BCA is a 3-year degree in computer applications, whereas B.Tech is a 4-year engineering programme.

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Rahul Saraswat

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Yes you can. To take CAT 2022 exam, you should have a minimum 50% in your BCA. For more details on CAT 2022 schedule & dates, please visit https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-dates.

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manish kumar

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Yes, bro, you are eligible, but your marks should be more than 55%.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello, normally speaking eligibility for admission in BCA is Science in 12th. However if the seats are vacant then colleges could give admissions to anyone passing 12th. Hence you need to study the brochure of the college you intend to attend to know details. Best wishes to you.

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Sunita Bhati

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All the colleges under the Ipu are good government colleges for example guru Gobind is a good preference.

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Sakshi Nag

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Maths is a mandatory subject when it comes to BCA. But there are a lot of colleges and universities that offer this program without Maths as a subject.
Talking about colleges and universities, you should definitely check Chandigarh University out. It is one of the topmost universities of Punjab with a NAAC A+ grade and also offers this course.
Chandigarh University Institute of Computing (UIC) is a top Computer Applications college in Punjab, India, where you can earn a Computer Applications degree. UIC will equip you for a rewarding career in computing by teaching you how to produce and spread computing knowledge and technology. UIC's h
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Lucky, you have done BCA and now you are planning to do SAP. Right? You are saying that you are not good at programming language. But then let me tell you that we all are not good at something or the other. But we can overcome this by dedicated efforts at learning. Just remember that nothing is impossible in this world. Best wishes to you.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Priyanka, I can understand your angst and anxiety. Let me put it this way. If anyone else proposes a subject that you should choose for HTET and if that subject is not to your liking then it's no use. Right? I would like to advise you to go through different subjects available then ponder as to which of these subjects you like and just select that. If you do this then preparing will be most easy and will not feel like a burden at all. Okay? Best wishes to you.

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Prabhu Kumar

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It depends on the students how confident they are as well as how they are representing themselves.

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