Hello,

To apply for NIMCET a candidate must have passed three year B.Sc. / B.Sc. (Hons) / BCA / BIT / B.Voc. (Computer Science/ Computer Applications)/ BBA (Computer Applications) with Mathematics/ Statistics as one of the subjects from a recognized University  or four year B.E./ B.Tech. from a recognized University.

As per the UGC guidelines, a student can pursue two courses at a time provided one course needs to be in distance mode and one can be only in regular mode. So yeah! if you are think of doing BCA along with an online Diploma program, then obviously you can

Dear Raviranjan,

The total fees of bca course in duration of 3 years varies from college to college. Government colleges will have lesser fees as compared to the private colleges. So, i would request you to kindly mention the name of the college in which you are wanting to take

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you there are many colleges that asks for Maths as a compulsory subject at the time of admission and some of them does not asks for the same as it totally depends upon college to college or

Yes, you can apply for Bachelor of Computer applications at your graduation level without having mathematics in your 10 + 2 class level board examination. However there are very few colleges which are offering Bachelor of Computer Application to those a students who do not have Mathematics in their 10

Hello,

Bachelor of Computer Applications or BCA is one of the most opted computer courses after 12th standard. The course is of 3 years, it provides huge knowledge in Computer Fundamentals, Programming Languages, Database Systems, Information Security and Web Development. A BCA student can also go for further studies like

For BCA course, the requirement of Mathematics in 10+2 isn't mandatory for most of the colleges. So you can apply widely in this colleges. Some of the top colleges offering the BCA course are provided below:

Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Delhi

Government Science College, Bangalore

Aliah University, Kolkata

St Xavier's

Hi aspirant,

I cannot tell you about the students who have done so but it is certainly possible to do bachelors in computer applications without mathematics or computer science as subjects in intermediate studies. Actually some colleges do require mathematics as a compulsory subject in order to get admission for