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Yes, you are eligible for SAP SD because the eligibility criteria for SAP is graduate.
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I have acquired Diploma in information technology from Polytechnic. Am I applicable for BCA (lateral entry)? If so, how?
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Asked by Aashima

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8 years ago
For lateral entry, a student must have passed 10+2 and have done a computer course of minimum 6 months duration. Students with a three year Diploma in IT from State Board of Technical Education are also eligible for lateral entry to BCA programme.
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In future, is there a scope in IT and management systems after graduation in B.Sc (computer science)? Is it worth it?
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Asked by Faraz

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8 years ago
You can either go for higher education like M.Tech, MBA, M.Sc, etc. or you can do a job in an IT company or in the management sector.
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What is the difference between International Institute of Information Technology and Indian Institute Information Technology?
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Asked by Rahul

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8 years ago
The Indian Institute Information Technology is fully or partially dependent on MHRD funding like IIIT Allahabad, Jabalpur, etc. While the international Institute Information Technology ones are Setup on Public Private Partnership by respective State Governments and Industry Partners like IIIT Sri Ci
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Is it necessary to take CET to get admission in NMU? I have not appeared in CET exam.
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Asked by Puja

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8 years ago
Admission eligibility:
A Bachelor's degree of minimum of 3 years duration or its equivalent (under the 10+2+3 or 10+2+2+1 year bridge) course pattern of study Or any pattern fulfilling the mandatory requirement of 15 years of formal education. Degree should be from a recognised university with a mini
A Bachelor's degree of minimum of 3 years duration or its equivalent (under the 10+2+3 or 10+2+2+1 year bridge) course pattern of study Or any pattern fulfilling the mandatory requirement of 15 years of formal education. Degree should be from a recognised university with a mini
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I have scored 60% in HSC (Punjab board). Can I take admission in CGC, Landran for BCA?
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8 years ago
Yes, because according to university norms, students who have passed 10+2 examination with minimum 45% of aggregate marks (40% for SC and ST Candidates) in any stream are qualified to opt for BCA course.
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If I have 70.6% marks in 12th, will I get admission in BCA in Jamia Hamdard University?
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Asked by Zeeshan

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8 years ago
Eligibility for admission in Jamia Hamdard University is that you have passed Senior Secondary (12th Standard/Intermediate) examination with mathematics securing at least 50% marks.
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Can I pursue BCA? I did not have maths in 12th.
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8 years ago
No, you cannot pursue BCA because maths is compulsory for BCA.
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Can I do BCA with PCB as my subjects in inter? I have 97% in inter.
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8 years ago
No, you can't do it with PCB because math is compulsory for BCA in 12th.
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Yes, you can apply for BCA in any reputed college according to your caste, you can also apply for DU via merit list.