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What are the eligibility requirements for Northwestern University MSc in Computer Science?

Northwestern University admission requirements for MSc in Computer Science are given below:
- A typical applicant is expected to have a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline from a recognised institute
- Highly qualified applicants w
Am I eligible to pursue Diploma in computer science and hotel management in Goa?
The basic eligibility for this course is at least 50% in Class 12 from any stream along with marks in entrance exams set by the university.
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https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/colleges/diploma-courses-goa
I will fill my class 12th form from NIOS and my subjects are Math, Hindi, English, Computer Science and Painting, am I eligible for BCA?
Yes, you are eligible for BCA. But it's all depends on college where you opted to take admission you've to see their official website for Eligibilty criteria respectively. Many colleges has their own eligibility criteria where some college have 50% aggregate and some have 60%.
Someone from any
I got 49.33% in 12th. Can I get admission to computer science in Maharashtra?
How much marks is required for admission in CS branch in Manipal main campus?
Is a BIPC student eligible for B.Sc in Computer Science?
I have completed first year in Nadar Saraswathi College and wish to pursue a 2-year programme in Computer Science. Suggest some courses.
1. Complete your Bachelor's degree in Computer Science: Since you have already completed the first year of your undergradua