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Himanshu Madan
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No, you cannot pursue two courses at the same time as per the guidelines of UGC.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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Yes, for BCA the required percentage is 45 or 50%.
The admissions are going on for BCA in private colleges. Apply in your dream college.
The admissions are going on for BCA in private colleges. Apply in your dream college.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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B.Sc (IT) is a good and demanding career scope in these days. If you want to become a computer programmer, software developer, tester, system analyst then go for B.Sc (IT).
Placement depends on colleges and your skills!
Choose a good and reputed college, check their last few year's placements!
Placement depends on colleges and your skills!
Choose a good and reputed college, check their last few year's placements!
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
Guide-Level 13
B.Sc (IT) is a good and demanding career scope in these days. If you want to become a computer programmer, software developer, tester, system analyst then go for B.Sc (IT).
Placement depends on colleges and your skills!
Choose a good and reputed college, check their last few year's placements!
Placement depends on colleges and your skills!
Choose a good and reputed college, check their last few year's placements!
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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A B.Ed is a comprehensive qualification for becoming a regular teacher.Teachers without B.Ed are placed at a disadvantage. To understand teaching methodology, B.Ed is a highly desirable qualification.
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