Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

While BBA is a management course, BCA is a technical course. BCA is more simple and easier for students who completed their 10+2 in Science. BBA is simpler for students with a commerce background. Both BBA and BCA are graduate-level courses that open doors for postgraduate degrees like MBA and MCA.

You can not do BBA and BCA together. Yes, if you want to do both these courses together in distance mode, you can do it, but the field of both courses is different, then no student needs to do both together.

It all depends on the job profile you are interested in. If you take B.Com Bachelor of commerce it will be more finance oriented. BCA Bachelor of computer on the other hand is more Computer Application oriented and both are equally good course with lots of career and employment opportunities.

When it comes to today's business environment, cyber security cannot be understated in any way. A job in cyber security was something I could only achieve via formal schooling, and as time passed, I became more certain of this. As a consequence, I've chosen to enrol in NIIT's Cyber Security programm

Practically every computing platform, from desktop computers to mobile phones, is built on Java. Java has a high degree of security and scalability, making it suitable for use on a wide variety of devices. Java's extensive community makes it simple to locate capable programmers. Embedded Java is wha

To better comprehend Full Stack Product Engineering, I opted to enroll in a PGP course that could be completed online. I chose NIIT over other schools because of the faculty and the small class sizes. This program is designed to provide you the most current education and training in your field, so t

Python and Java are the two most popular programming languages. Both are used by a large number of people because they are high-level, general-purpose languages. The majority of today's desktop and online applications are written in Java. Python, however, is used to build applications for data Scien

The demand of IT professionals is increasing not only in India but also abroad. After the completion of the course, the student can find a job in reputed IT companies like IBM, Oracle, Infosys, and Google. The student can work as a system engineer, junior programmer, web developer or as a system adm

That totally depends on what you wanna do after graduation. I mean if you want to work for a company as a developer then you should opt for BCA but if you want to be a professor then B.Sc. Is a good option for you. It doesn't mean that you cannot work for any company after B.Sc. But you have to work

For getting admission in Bhavan's Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities and Commerce for BCA required a minimum of 50% marks i.e., 500 marks were enough. You got 729 marks which are too good and even relaxation of 5% marks is provided to SC /ST Candidates.