MCA

1st cut-off was very low (around 100 for non-Delhite and 160 for Delhites). But third cut-off was gone upto 600. Many seats were unfilled, thus in spot counselling the cutoff rank for general category for CS in USIT was 1980. For outside Delhi, the cutoff was stuck on 180 on third round. If you get rank around 1000, you must try spot round as there is no difference between a Delhite and a non-Delhite in spot round (only rank matters).

MCA stands for Masters in computer application, when you choose to do MCA it means you are going in the field of computer applications basically software part and coding thing.

In term of placement, competition and salary if you get good college for MCA then there are a lot of chances to get placed in good company with a high package. So according to me you should go for MCA.

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You need to have good academic scores (at least 70%), good IELTS score, SOP (Statement of Purpose), LORs (Letter of recommendation).

All colleges have slightly different eligibility criteria viz,. For admission to students applying for MCA after B.Com. The important ones being:-
1. The overall percentage requirement in graduation ranges from 50% to 60%
2. Some college insist on similar percentage range in their XII (12th / Inter) exams.
3. Colleges also insist that students have Mathematics as a subject either in graduation or have passed XII with Mathematics. Students needs to check with the colleges they are applying on what exactly is the eligibility criteria of that particular college.

Some top colleges are:
1. Department of Computer Science, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune
2. School of Computer and Systems Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi
3. School of Computer and Information Sciences, University Of Hyderabad, Hyderabad
4. Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
5. Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad.

It is compulsory in good colleges and in some colleges, they accept admission even if you have not taken maths in 12 std.