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Can I pursue a BCA course? I have PCB subjects in class 12.
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I am searching of best BCA and affordable college in varanshi or prayagraj. I had done 12th with pcb 72.6%. .
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Hi sir I am from Karnataka bidar I have taken regular admission in BCA from my college in bidar but university is singhania.it is regular?
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After doing Bsc it(information technology),which is the best stream for post graduation?I was thinking about MCA,is dat cource of 3 yrs?
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"MCA (Master of Computer Applications) is a professional Masters degree in computer Science. It focuses on providing a theoretical as well as practical training to students in the related field. "
The MCA course comprises of four contents like Mathematics behind Computer Science, concepts in core com
The MCA course comprises of four contents like Mathematics behind Computer Science, concepts in core com
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It depend on your career goal. What you want from your future. Both are demanding and good carree choices. B.Com LL.B. Has it's own advantage. It open a vast number ofbopportunties like Judicary, litigation, CS Banking sector jobs. It make you self employed professional as advocate or lawyer. Wherea
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