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What is the required percentage in HSC to get admission in a good college for BCA?
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The minimum qualifying percentage can be around 75.
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Can I pursue M.Sc in environmental science after completing BCA from any institute in India?
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Which are the best colleges for BCA that I can get with a rank of 2419 in IPU-CET?
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Can I pursue BCA as I failed in maths in class 12th board exam?
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Asked by Srinidhi
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9 years ago
No, first you need to complete class 12th by clearing all the subjects.
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Which course should I pursue after completing BCA among MCA and M.Sc in CS?
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9 years ago
Hello Amit,
There are a number of courses if you don't want to do B.Tech such as BCA, BSc (IT) and pursue Master's degree after that.
There are a number of courses if you don't want to do B.Tech such as BCA, BSc (IT) and pursue Master's degree after that.
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Can I apply for BCA as I have opted for commerce without maths in HSC?
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9 years ago
If you opted for IP in class 12th then you can apply for BCA in any of the government colleges.
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