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8 years ago
Yes, there are few colleges which dosen't require maths in 10+2 but if you applying for MCA then you have to study maths in BCA, and its easy to study maths.

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8 years ago
Placements for B.Sc in IT from Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University are not that great. I would recommend you join some other better college.
To know the exact scenario for faculty and placements get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.

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8 years ago
BCA per year fee from New Horizon College, Kasturinagar is INR 51,333.

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8 years ago
Christ College, Bangalore is currently the top college for BCA in India. Please visit college web site to determine whether college scholarships are awarded for this course. (Website:- http://www.christcollege.edu)
Regards.

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Which are the top institutes for SAP training?

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Is it common to do MBA and MCA?

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Aarti Singh
8 years ago
Dear Naveen, generally students with Arts, Commerce background prefer going for MCA if they want to do a technical degree. Students with B.Tech, BBA etc. Prefer going for MBA. After the degree your preference should be college. Prefer a college that have valid accreditation, highly qualified faculty

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How can I become a computational scientist?

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8 years ago
Requirements to become a Computer Scientist:
Most computer scientists hold a Bachelor's degree with a major in computer Science, information systems or software engineering. After completing this 4-year programme, computer scientists often earn a Ph.D. in computer Science, computer engineering or a s

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