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Vibhor Kashyap
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Yes, you can pursue BCA but remember that every university will not be able to provide you admission. There are some selected universities which provide admission to candidates with a lower percentage. I'd recommend you to pursue BCA from a regular college and not via distance education. Some universities like CCS University can offer you admission.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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The eligibility for BCA is different for every university.
Some universities might provide admission to only those candidates who have more than 70% in +2, whereas, other universities also provide admission to candidates with 45-50% in +2. The candidate can be from any stream- Science, Commerce and Arts.
Some universities might provide admission to only those candidates who have more than 70% in +2, whereas, other universities also provide admission to candidates with 45-50% in +2. The candidate can be from any stream- Science, Commerce and Arts.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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Bachelor of Science in IT itself is not recommended. Don't expect great things merely from Bachelor of Science course. This is a very basic course and would not offer any good job. The career prospect is slightly dim only with a Bachelor of Science. In the private sector, I would say that you can apply for a job in BPO with this qualification. Most of the IT companies would not offer a job with a graduation degree unless it is B.Tech. There can be a good scope in the government sector. You can appear for Civil Service Examination or the IBPS (Bank PO). Both require candidates with graduation in any stream and percentage is not an issue
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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)
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To get this course, you must have CSE in HSC. Without having the subject at the junior level, it is difficult to do graduation, and Grace is given as per your category, marks, etc.
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Mohammed Abdul Rahman
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Yes, you can pursue an aviation course after completing BCA.
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Anandvaradhan Goud
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Yes, they require minimum 75% attendance for internals and semester exams.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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Yes, you can go for it, it adds a flavor to your CV and enhance you knowledge. For more information visit the Shiksha link given below:-
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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You can go for short term/long term web development courses. There are many institutions which provide web development or you can go for online learning.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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Visit their official website to get the exact dates.
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Supreeti Tripathi
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Hey Prateek,
It can be said that both the courses are at par. On the technical grounds both the courses are equivalent as both are approved by AICTE.
PGDBA gives you a sure chance of global exposure in terms of the international immersion program with Rome Business School for a period of one month. But, you can find same opportunity in PGDM also if you choose to go abroad for various internships or live projects.
It can be said that both the courses are at par. On the technical grounds both the courses are equivalent as both are approved by AICTE.
PGDBA gives you a sure chance of global exposure in terms of the international immersion program with Rome Business School for a period of one month. But, you can find same opportunity in PGDM also if you choose to go abroad for various internships or live projects.
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