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New answer posted•9 years ago
Hello Mohit,
Other than professional courses, rest are not controlled for admission. Admission process is college specific. You will have to approach prospective college in your city for Al details.

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What should I do after completing class 12th for pursuing BCA?

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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course is 10+2 from a recognised board of education or equivalent, with minimum 50% marks in total and also having mathematics as a subject in the qualifying examination. Some colleges such as IGNOU, Symbiosis university, etc. allo

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Saba Ahmad
9 years ago
Hi Jobanpreet, University of British Columbia is Canada's top ranked university. Other well known universities in BC are Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, Vancouver Island University, Thompson Rivers University, etc.

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Govind Sharma
9 years ago
Yes, you have to appear for HSC again with physics, chemistry and mathematics and need to secure at least 50 percent and after that, appear for IIT JEE.

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Hello Abhishek,
These days employers have started hiring students with BCA or MCA in big numbers. Hence, I feel there is a great potential of employment via BCA rather than BE.

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