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2016-05-18 10:08:50
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi
The eligibility for BCA in most of the good colleges is
1. Candidate must have completed Higher Secondary Examination or equivalent
2. The minimum marks secured in 12th standard should be at least 50%
3. The candidate should have pursued the science subjects. The science subjects should include Physics and Chemistry
4. Most institutes insist candidates should have pursued Mathematics during 12th standard
So go ahead and apply but do check any specific requirement.
The eligibility for BCA in most of the good colleges is
1. Candidate must have completed Higher Secondary Examination or equivalent
2. The minimum marks secured in 12th standard should be at least 50%
3. The candidate should have pursued the science subjects. The science subjects should include Physics and Chemistry
4. Most institutes insist candidates should have pursued Mathematics during 12th standard
So go ahead and apply but do check any specific requirement.
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2016-05-18 08:46:52
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Neeraj Kumar
Guide-Level 12
Course structure BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application):
Below are the lists of areas that are covered in each semester. The areas mentioned below are generally covered in most institutes
Semester I
Digital Electronics
Business Systems and Applications
Introduction to Programming
Mathematics
PC Software
PC Software Lab
Programming Lab(C/Pascal)
Semester II
Computer Architecture and Systems Software
Information Systems Analysis and Design
Computer Programming (Visual Basic)
Mathematics
English Language and Communications
Programming Lab (Visual Basic)
Business Presentation and Language Lab
Semester III
Operating System
Data Structure with C
Graphics and Int
Below are the lists of areas that are covered in each semester. The areas mentioned below are generally covered in most institutes
Semester I
Digital Electronics
Business Systems and Applications
Introduction to Programming
Mathematics
PC Software
PC Software Lab
Programming Lab(C/Pascal)
Semester II
Computer Architecture and Systems Software
Information Systems Analysis and Design
Computer Programming (Visual Basic)
Mathematics
English Language and Communications
Programming Lab (Visual Basic)
Business Presentation and Language Lab
Semester III
Operating System
Data Structure with C
Graphics and Int
...more
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2016-05-18 08:42:27
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible for MCA after finishing B.Sc Physics. You may look at https://shiksha.com for MCA institutes.
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2016-05-18 08:37:21
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Neeraj Kumar
Guide-Level 12
There are a lot of employment opportunities in India for a person pursuing MCA or BCA. It is advisable to take work experience after doing BCA and then enroll for MCA as scope for a good position broadens if a person has relevant work experience along with the necessary skill sets. The courses focus on making the student familiar with technical languages at the bachelor's level and taking a specialisation at the Master's level. After pursuing the necessary educational qualification, a person can seek job opportunities in the field of software developer, web designer, systems management, etc.
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2016-05-18 08:32:25
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2016-05-18 06:06:25
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2016-05-18 03:44:13
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
Guide-Level 14
Fundamentally, it can be asserted that B.Tech has a certain edge over BCA. It has a wider range of employment and it brings in a career faster.
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2016-05-17 23:05:28
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