Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Yes, Vikas you are eligible for MCA, as you are a Science graduate and it seems you had physics, chemistry and Maths in 10+2.

The admission in following PG courses is depends upon the stream taken at graduation level as under:
1. Master of Arts (MA)
2. Master of Science (M.Sc)
3. Master of Commerce (M.Com)
4. Master of Engineering/Technology (ME/M.Tech)
5. Master of Computer Application (MCA)
6. Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharma)
7. M

As per my opinion, you can do MCA after B.Sc in computer Science you have interest in MCA, then you can pursue, because nowadays MNC companies required good persons and skill persons, so there are lot of options open for you in MNCs. After doing MCA, so you can pursue for MCA for your best future.

As per my personal experience after B.Sc you can go for MCA, but according to my view, if you have in your graduation subject, then you have to pursue that one like you have to do Masters in that subject, but MCA is not a bad option. You can go for this also in NCS, you get good placement and you ha

As my experience and knowledge, if you have interested in chemistry subject, then you have to go for Masters also, because there are lot of options in chemistry in our India and also abroad. But, if you don't have interest in chemistry, then you can try for MCA, but according to my view Masters in c

Hi,
If you are interested to take admission in Seven Mentor only, I would suggest you should call them directly for the guidance.

Hi, you can definitely take admission for BCA regardless of subjects you have taken in your +2, but I think some institutions mandate maths in +2.