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virendra rastogi

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PGDCA is a program which can be done if you wish to go for managerial positions in your career. Doing MCA is not necessary if you keep on doing different certification courses to keep yourself abreast with the latest technologies.

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virendra rastogi

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You need to qualify the entrance test in order to pursue MCA.

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virendra rastogi

Contributor-Level 10

Usually, all institutes offer admission in MCA on the basis of entrance test results. However, you may try and check with some of the private colleges near your location.

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Divya JainStudent

Guide-Level 12

Hello,
By qualifying JAM Test, candidates can apply for:
1 M. Sc (Two Year)
2 Joint M. Sc. - Ph.D
3 M. Sc - Ph.D Dual Degree
4 M. Sc - M.Tech
5 Post - Bachelor Degree Courses at different IITs
6 Integrated Ph.D Courses at IISC
For more details visit here - http://entranceexaminformation.blogspot.com/2016/07/iit-jam-entrance-test-queries-most.html
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You need to pursue 3 years MCA after completing B.Com. Only BCA students in some universities are given the lateral entry in second or third semester directly.

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Sahal Patel

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If you are not from an engineering background, then you must join a good coaching institute. You need to improve your maths. You should have sound decision-making skills.

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Jayesh zambare

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If you are good in programming then go for MCA otherwise MBA is best, but I personally suggest you for MBA because it has good opportunities than IT field.

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