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MBA and MCA both are different master courses. In MCA you will learn core coding and other computer subjects as networks, operating system, data structure and mathematics as well. After that you will enter into IT world where you will do core coding where your maths will help you in coding because mathematics (Logic) is very important in writing the code. In IT world you have to keep yourself updated every-time, learn new technologies to remain in demand so a little difficult in compare to MBA but "The more skilled you are, the more you will earn" means if you are skilled there is no lack of money in IT field. MBA is different fr
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Yes, you can go for BCA, if you didn't have maths as a subject in 10+2. You can go for direct admission or go for any entrance exam for that as well, if you have 50% in 10+2 you can apply for most of the colleges. All the Best. Thanks.
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For TGT, any training as BTC/B.Ed is required or any other training after that you are eligible for TGT exam. For PGT I think no B.Ed is required. For that, you need Master's degree in specific subject. All the Best. Thanks.
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