CBSE 12th

Top institutes for psychology are:
Delhi University (New Delhi)
Jamia Milia Islamia (New Delhi)
Ambedkar University (New Delhi)
Panjab University (Chandigarh)
Banaras Hindu University (Varanasi)
Aligarh Muslim University
Fergusson College (Pune)
Christ University (Bangalore).

The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course, you must have completed your Higher Secondary (+2) Examination or equivalent (Diploma degree), with minimum 50% marks in total, and also having Mathematics as subject in the qualifying examination. The criteria may vary depending on the college/ institute in which you wish to apply.

According to my views and experience, you can take BCA without Maths after class 12th, but you have to clear the entrance exam. After that I take admission for BCA, you have a bright future ahead.

The best way to score good marks in English is that you have to read daily newspaper, and you have to focus on your entire syllabus grammar, you can go through previous years question paper and give two to three hours in English particular subject.

Yes, you will get admission in a private college. But I'll say, go for another try and score good marks, then you'll get admission in a good college. Right now, you will get admission in an average college.

Yes, sure you can get a call but still everything is uncertain so be prepared in advance.

For B.Sc Computer Science, you have to score good marks around 80 above. But, my personal experience is that you have to work hard, and get as much marks as you can get. It will help you in future also.

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You can join some renowned institutes like Frankfinn. Do look at their placement records. All the best
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As per my knowledge and experience, you can take any subject from it, and it depends on your interest and academic performance. It depends on the command you have on that subject.

Hi Kuldip, your question is very general and slightly confusing, I think you should mention his stream and personal interests for guidance. You must also check with your son, his aspirations, aptitude, what he likes and dislikes.