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Sarvesh Kinfer

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Yes, MCA is equivalent to BE/B.Tech as per industry norms, though academically BE is an under graduate degree, while MCA is a post graduate degree.

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Akshay Bajaj

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No, MCA is a 2-year PG degree course. It aims at providing specialisation in computer science with professional, technical and communication skills. Because of the increasing demand of computer professionals, MCA colleges are growing rapidly. Most of the IT companies in India are hiring MCA degree holders and provide good package. 

With the help of this course, students are able to develop software products efficiently and error-free by utilizing advance application software and networking technologies.

Students can option for this course after the successful completion of BCA or B.Sc with maths as their main subject in gr

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Rishabh Bhatnagar

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Yes, you can appear for the entrance exam and interview by registering on the http://amity.edu/. You can get admission with that percentage. Best of luck.

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In that case, I would like to say that being a Deaf is not the problem, if you have the skill, you have a bit knowledge about programming and wanted to learn, go a head.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Ritika,
First and foremost thing to remember is that failure is no crime. Lots of people have failed in their school/college career and still went on to become successful.
Begin with analysing reasons of failure. Definitely, you were not able to perform as per expectations. But you cleared other papers. So there is nothing wrong seriously. Just concentrate on studying the subject in which you have failed a little more and you will achieve success.

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