Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

You are eligible to seek admission in MCA degree course in majority of universities, if you had maths as a subject in 10+2 stage.

Hello Prem Chand,
If you are weak in what you have done then there is no advantage to go for this, if you want to go then do one year certification Diploma in hardware and networking professional. You will get a job in IT sector.

For industry requirement, you need the knowledge to perform at the end of the day. For a start-up, the following domain knowledge is required:
1. Advanced H/W and basic N/Working knowledge.
2. S/W knowledge.
3. Knowledge of programming languages: C+, Java, etc.

Hi,
The eligibility for BCA program in every university is class 12th with mathematics/ computer science or information practice. So, accordingly you need to check the eligibility from particular university, where you want to apply.
All the best.

To register for CCNA certification examination, you have to contact with Pearson VUE, the authorised partner of Cisco to conduct certification examination.

Go for MCA. This will supplement your desire along with potential job opportunity in Software Industry.
Best of luck.

Hello,
To pursue Bachelors in computer application (BCA), mathematics is necessary regardless of whether you had science or commerce in class 12th board examination. However, there are certain colleges where the rules are not so stringent and they might accept admission in BCA without mathematics.
I hope it helps.

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Below mentioned are the degree courses:
1. BE/ B.Tech computer science and engineering.
2. B.Tech IT.
3. BCA.
4. B.Sc IT.
5. B.Sc computer science.
6. B.Sc animation and multimedia.
Diploma courses:
1. Diploma in software engineering.
2. Diploma in hardware and networking.
3. Diploma in 3D animation.
4. Diploma in cyber law and security.
Certification courses:
1. DOEACC 'O' Level.
2. M.Sc IT.
3. CCNA
4. .NET technologies.
5. JAVA technologies.
6. Linux.
7. C +.
8. Visual effects.
9. 3D animation.
10. Photoshop.
11. Corel draw.
12. AutoCAD.
13. IT security and ethical hacking.
14. Cyber law.
15. Red Hat.