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New answer posted•7 years ago
Can you suggest the top colleges for BCA in Patiala in terms of placement?
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Asked by Manpreet

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7 years ago
Visit this link provided for getting all the information related to BCA Colleges in Patiala: https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-patiala.
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In B.Voc software development and e-governance course, is maths stream in 12th compulsory for admission?
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Asked by Sejal
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I have subject commerce with IP as my subjects in 12th, can I do Bachelor of computer applications?
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Asked by Utkarsh

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7 years ago
Basic eligibility requirements for a BCA course:
Aspirant must have passed 10+2 from any stream with English as passing subject with minimum 45%-55% marks in aggregate ( The pass percentage might vary from college to college)
While some colleges/universities admit aspirants on merit basis, the others
Aspirant must have passed 10+2 from any stream with English as passing subject with minimum 45%-55% marks in aggregate ( The pass percentage might vary from college to college)
While some colleges/universities admit aspirants on merit basis, the others
New answer posted•7 years ago
What is the cut-off of BCA in Christ University, Bangalore?
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Asked by Rohit Kumar

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7 years ago
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BCA in Christ University, Bangalore no BCA cutoff. You will be able to apply with your 10th and 11th class mark sheets. Selection is based on entrance test and personal interview, marks won't matter that much only
BCA in Christ University, Bangalore no BCA cutoff. You will be able to apply with your 10th and 11th class mark sheets. Selection is based on entrance test and personal interview, marks won't matter that much only
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I am HS passed with arts stream from CBSE in 2014 and now have a gap of 5 years but still want to study with BCA. I am having 74 %. Can I?
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Asked by Bishal
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7 years ago
Yes, you can but need to have valid reasoning for such a long gap in studies.
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7 years ago
To get admission in third year, BCA is not possible as lateral entry is only done to get admission into second year.
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Can you suggest some software training institutes in Pune?
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Asked by Mayank
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7 years ago
SEED Technologies, Mind Scripts, Vision IT Technologies are the software training Institutes in Pune.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can you suggest some BCA colleges in Kolkata without maths?
223 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Debargho
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7 years ago
All the colleges in Kolkata affiliated to MAKAUT have Mathematics as a subject in their BCA course. The only colleges in Kolkata (as far I know) that do not have Mathematics in their BCA syllabus are: Birla Institute of Technology, Kolkata and Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Do you have a part-time course for M.Tech in construction and project management?
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Asked by Kruthika
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7 years ago
Hi Kruthika, as per the government norms and AICTE regulations you cannot pursue technical degrees via distance learning mode. You need to attend the regular classes to get a full-time course certificate. There is nothing like a part-time course. So try to attend full-time course to get all the bene