Programming Languages

Dear Anmol,
In my view, being from a commerce background, I would recommend you take up B.Sc in Computer Science. Most of the universities might have the requirement of Maths in class 12 but there are few universities that offer foundation subjects as part of the undergraduate program. I need further details on your academics to guide you further on available UK universities.

Hi, as you are an MEC background student, I would like to suggest you to go for computer science degree in a reputed degree or B.Tech college. If you like coding, then CSE will be helpful.

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I suggest embedded systems because through embedded systems we can go to automation, both are interlinked partially using embedded systems you can create home automation, auto mobile automation.

What is your current qualification? Kindly mention it so that I can advise you appropriately.

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Hi Ankur,
Without maths, you will have very limited options. You will not be eligible for B.Com, BMS, etc. If you are interested in IP you may very well opt for BiPC. Gain additional IT certifications as per your interests and career plans.

Electrical & Electronics Engineering has the following specialisations:
Software
Electronics
Signal Processing
Computer Engineering
Power Electronics
Communications
Nanotechnology
Embedded Systems
Biomedical Imaging
Hardware
Power Systems engineering (including renewable energy)
Control
So, you have to study only these ones.

These are called access modifiers in C++, basically they determine if the date of one class can be accessed by others or not. Data introduced in public are free to be used by other classes, private prevents this and protect enables access to inherited classes.
C is not object oriented and so does not provide these access specifiers.