Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi,
There are many Top MBA Colleges offering MBA / PGDM Admission without Entrance Exams. These colleges granting admission on the bases of personal Interview and Group Discussion. Most of all Private Universities and Colleges all across India. It may be really tough, in fact next to impossible to ge

Yes, students from arts stream too can pursue BCA without any problem. Not every university will provide you admission but there are many universities which are willing to provide admission to arts candidates too for a BCA degree course. You should look for such colleges within your area.

The fees for any course differs from college to college and university to university. So, you should consider checking the website of the college in which you want to pursue your BCA.

Eligibility Criteria for BCA is not mentioned in that college's website. You should consider directly visiting or calling the college and ask your queries. If they are not willing to provide you admission then you can search for other universities and colleges too, there are many colleges which prov

You can easily get admission into BCA very easily with that percentage, but I can't say the same for B.Tech. I believe at least 60% in required for admission into B.Tech courses. So, you should choose your course according with your class 12th's percentage.

Hi,
No, you don't have much options of colleges accepting less than 50% marks in Graduation. Also, if you belong to any reserved category then surely as per the eligibility you can have. Therefore, find Direct Admission in Top MBA Colleges in India with less than 50% in Graduation.

Hi Arvind,
It is a regular course of 1 year. For other details, you can download the brochure from here https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/doeacc-o-level-mahan-institute-of-technologies-rajouri-garden-delhi-157938

If you have scored at least 45% in your +2, then surely you can pursue BCA without any problem. Eligibility Criteria are different for every university, so you might have to consider checking the website of college in which you are seeking admission. If you want to learn programming languages, which