Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Bachelors degree and had grabbed a good job with good salary in reputed company, then leaving this job will be a stupidity. Hence, you should pursue MCA through distance and if you want to study MCA regular, then it will be nice option for those who are jobless.

If you are a good programmers and wants to make your career in IT with your good coding skills in any particular language, then you should pursue MCA and if you don't have any interest in coding and have bad coding skills, then you should pursue some other course like MBA.

BCA a candidate must have cleared their +2 board exam with atleast 45%. Candidates from every stream can pursue BCA depending upon the university in which you are seeking admission. If you can satisfy these requirements then you can easily pursue BCA without any problem.

It is preferable but not mandatory. In West Bengal, under MAKAUT affiliated Institutes previously you could pursue BCA provided you completed your +2 with any one of Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/Computer Application as compulsory subject with others. But now they allow candidates for BCA only t

Repeated practice can improve that. BCA Maths is quite easy. So don't worry about it. If you really have interest to do BCA then go with it. But, if you want to pursue MCA Maths plays an important role. Competitive Exams like NIMCET AIMCET and so on gives importance to Maths. So, whenever possible p

After 12th, you can apply for BCA. Generally, the eligibility criteria for most colleges is that a candidate needs to score at least 45% in +2 to be eligible for admission into BCA. If you want to learn programming languages which you will be studying in your BCA course then you can check out this a

In each semester you'll get different subjects to study
Here the list is
Semester 1 : -
CFOA (Computer Fundamental and Office Automation)
PPA (Programming Principles and Algorithm)
Mathematics
POM (Principle of Management)
BC (Business Communication
Semester 2: -
C Programming
DECO (Digital Electronics and Co

It is not necessary for the student to have computer, as a subject in intermediate. He/she can still pursue the BCA. All what you need is to score at least 50% marks in intermediate to be eligible for BCA. Hence, there's no problem of subjects or streams, if you want to join BCA course.

So, you might need to check the website of the college from which you want to pursue your BCA. The general eligibility criteria for BCA is that a candidate must have scored atleast 45% in their +2. If you can satisfy this criteria then you can easily get admission for BCA in almost every college. No

Some popular universities only provide admission to candidates with atleast 60% in +2 and maths and English as mandatory subjects. Whereas some universities also provide admission with atleast 45% in +2 with no mandatory subjects and candidates can be from any stream. So, it depends from which unive