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The average BCA course fees in India ranges from INR. 1.2 Lakhs to INR 6 Lakhs for three years in different colleges. It also depends on colleges in which you have to study.
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Is it necessary to have studied mathematics in 11th and 12th for BCA in Game Development? If not, What is its admission process?
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7 years ago
Yes, according to eligibility it is mandatory however you can call up the admission dept for more info
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/game-design/course/bca-in-game-development-seamedu-school-of-pro-expressionism-pune-balewadi-231149
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Can non mathematics students appear for the entrance exam of BCA?
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Asked by Mahi

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7 years ago
The eligibility criteria for BCA program at LU is as under.
Eligibility:- Intermediate or equivalent examination with Mathematics / Computer Science/Computer Application as a subject. For General and Other Backward Classes, candidates must secure at least 50% of marks and for Scheduled Castes and Sch
Eligibility:- Intermediate or equivalent examination with Mathematics / Computer Science/Computer Application as a subject. For General and Other Backward Classes, candidates must secure at least 50% of marks and for Scheduled Castes and Sch
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What is the fee structure for MS in project management (1-year programme) in Ireland?
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7 years ago
Hi Krishna, Please go through the link attached below the get information about the college's and their few structure. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ireland/ms-colleges-dc.
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Can I pursue COPA course in Delhi? If yes, when can I get admission in it?
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Hi Ajay,
If you have deep understanding of each and every concept, then definitely you'll score full marks. I would like to suggest you to go for online study material, because through animated videos you'll get your doubts crystal clear. Hope this helps.
If you have deep understanding of each and every concept, then definitely you'll score full marks. I would like to suggest you to go for online study material, because through animated videos you'll get your doubts crystal clear. Hope this helps.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can you suggest a Youtube channel for learning computer language and programming?
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Asked by Abhay

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7 years ago
For basics of a language, you can visit saurabh shukla's youtube channel. It will help you a lot.
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Is MCA course not there in AMU as I am planning to write entrance exam but the application for MCA is missing?
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Asked by Kavi

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7 years ago
Applications for MCA is closed now. Try other Master's degree courses.
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Which are the best programming languages to get a good job?
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Asked by Pawan

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7 years ago
Your basics need to be very strong on C, C+, Java, and Python. Moreover, a good job doesn't depend on the number of programming languages you know but depends on the knowledge application in real-world problems or solving problems faced in IT sector with any programming language.