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Aarush Malhotra
Contributor-Level 10
BCA being a technical course needs complete attention. It is always good to pursue BCA from a regular college than from distance, as the knowledge and skills you get in full time are impossible to get in distance learning. And moreover, no open university provide you placement options.
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Varun Aamooru
Beginner-Level 5
The cut-off ranks changes every year. You can check in the internet to find out the cut offs for previous years and make a decision accordingly. All the best :)
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
For graduates, job opportunities exists in Government as well as Private sector. Also, self employment options are available. After BCA., which is an Undergraduate course, graduates may take up Government jobs that require a Graduation Degree (for example- Armed Forces, Nationalized Banks, PSUs etc).
When it comes to Private sector, Software MNCs are the prime recruiters. Web hosting, IT sector, Electronics Industry are some other sectors that recruits BCA. graduates. Graduates may take up the following posts in the above mentioned sectors-
Software Engineer
Software Tester
Database Management professional
Project Manager
Information Securit
When it comes to Private sector, Software MNCs are the prime recruiters. Web hosting, IT sector, Electronics Industry are some other sectors that recruits BCA. graduates. Graduates may take up the following posts in the above mentioned sectors-
Software Engineer
Software Tester
Database Management professional
Project Manager
Information Securit
...more
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Shivam,
Yes with commerce you may pursue computer application(BCA) but there is always an eligibility criteria. Usually college permits the students having minimum 50% of marks or some Colleges allow at minimum 45% in 12th. This was about private college or Institutes but government college /Universities always pass a cut off that is usually higher. If you have secured low marks than look out for private Colleges.
All the best! Thank you
Yes with commerce you may pursue computer application(BCA) but there is always an eligibility criteria. Usually college permits the students having minimum 50% of marks or some Colleges allow at minimum 45% in 12th. This was about private college or Institutes but government college /Universities always pass a cut off that is usually higher. If you have secured low marks than look out for private Colleges.
All the best! Thank you
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Symbiosis is one of the best distance learning in india. I am a software developer and symbiosis had launched post graduate diploma in information technology management ( PGITM) in last year. I got admission and pursuing PGITM from symbiosis pune. Study material is awesome and when you start studying then you love the study material. All the materials are written and explained well. Its easy to understand when start eeading materials. Examination procedure is also simple. You need to book your exam slot as per your desired date and time. You can submit the internal assignment online and can see your result online
All the best
All the best
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ram kumar chugh
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I think for any of the board 50 percent is the minimum criteria for B.Sc and I think one should go for M.Sc also because than only you will be having some knowledge and than only you will be fitted in the industry.
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Anubhav Lal
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Ethical hacking is basically about learning how to find security vulnerabilities in IT systems. If you want to learn cyber security you can enroll for any of the training programs by http://pune.cssrl.in The training is possible in regular classroom or in online mode. The career options in the field of cyber security are growing a lot these days.
A lot of people from non-IT background are also succeeding in this domain.
A lot of people from non-IT background are also succeeding in this domain.
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