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New answer posted•9 years ago

Which course can I pursue from abroad related to MCA?

89 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Hemendra
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago

Hi Hemendra,
You can do advanced computer science, information systems and technology, project management, etc.
You can check here for related programs in computer sciences and applications:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509


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Hriddhi Mondal
9 years ago
Techno India will be a better option.

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Hriddhi Mondal
9 years ago
Yes, BCA is a very good course only if you have interest in computer. Otherwise I won't recommend it. Else you should opt for BBA since you are form commerce.

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MACS-A w
9 years ago
Apply through online application form available on www.mitacsc.ac.in

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MACS-A w
9 years ago
Candidate has to appear for entrance test for BBA / BBA-CA/ BBA-IB admissions.
B.Com admissions are based on 12th marks. There is no entrance test for B.Com. admission, B.Com admissions are best on merit of 12th marks.

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MACS-A w
9 years ago
BBA / BBA-CA / BBA-IB entrance dt 22-May-2017

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Hriddhi Mondal
9 years ago
Since you have completed BCA, MCA will be best for you.

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