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Jainish ShahPGDM E-Business | Digital Marketing Consultant
Contributor-Level 8
You can do a lot of things after completing B.Sc in IT.
1. MCA
2. MBA
3. M.Sc. IT/ M.Sc. CS
4. Apply for TCS Ignite and WIPRO WASE Programs (You will get opportunity to pursue part time Masters along with full time job).
5. Start working in a startup
6. Become a freelancer.
1. MCA
2. MBA
3. M.Sc. IT/ M.Sc. CS
4. Apply for TCS Ignite and WIPRO WASE Programs (You will get opportunity to pursue part time Masters along with full time job).
5. Start working in a startup
6. Become a freelancer.
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Ridhima GargAspires to be successful HR
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Minimum Salary offered is Rs 12.00 Lacs per annum and Maximum Salary offered is Rs 14.80 Lacs per annum. Companies who visits the campus are Alibaba. Com, Asian Paints, Berger Paints, Coal India, Colgate, Flipkart, GODREJ, Google, Hilton Garden Inn, HSBC, ITC Ltd. , Jaro Education, Naukri. Com, Oil India Limited, Pepsi, Philips India, Royal Orchid, SAIL, State Bankof India and many more.
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meenakshi sharma
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Yes, you're are eligible for the same based on this percentage.
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Preetesh Rana
Beginner-Level 3
Maths is a must need for every IT courses. You should have pursued mathematics in high school in order to be eligible for admission into B.Tech but in BCA you can get admission even without maths in +2. If you are weak then I highly recommended you to start studying maths and put in extra effort in order to get good. You should even get coaching classes for mathematics also, because maths is highly recommended for programming.
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Preetesh Rana
Beginner-Level 3
Of course, a science student can pursue BCA. The general eligibility criteria for getting admission into BCA is 45% in +2, and you should have mathematics in high school so that it will be easier for you to study programming, if you don't have mathematics then it will be a little difficult for you. If you want to learn programming languages which you will be studying in your BCA course then you can check out this app which is specially designed and developed for BCA students. It has programs and assignments of languages like C, C+ and Java with their outputs. You'll be studying these languages in your 3 years of BCA.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
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Yes, here are different application requirements for all colleges. Visit the websites of the colleges you plan to apply to and checkout the application requirements.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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The general eligibility criteria for getting admission into BCA is that a candidate must score at least 45% in +2. Note that the requirement for admission into top colleges is that a candidate must score at least 60-70% in +2 with maths and computer Science as mandatory subjects. So, it depends on in which college you are seeking admission. If you want to learn programming languages which you will be studying in your BCA course then you can check out this app which is specially designed and developed for BCA students. It has programs and assignments of languages like C, C+ and Java with their outputs. You'll be studying these languages
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Disha Chauhan
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For admission in MCA at JNU, you need to have 55% in a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with adequate competence in Mathematics under 10+2+3 pattern of education.
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karthik Dandamudi
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Here at Taxila, we have profile based marking system which is a cumulative of class 10th percentage, class 12th percentage, Graduation percentage, competitive exam score and other online process as well.
Among these, each section will have a weightage, for Competitive exams, it is 10%.
So, there is nothing like minimum score- the better you scored, helps you in during weightage evaluation.
Among these, each section will have a weightage, for Competitive exams, it is 10%.
So, there is nothing like minimum score- the better you scored, helps you in during weightage evaluation.
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