Hello Kunal

There's no specific best course, every course have their own benefits.

It depends upon you that which course is best for you according to your interest and your future aspirations.

If you want to make your career in IT sector, you may choose BCA then MCA and if

Hello,

BCA and MCA is a good option. First complete your BCA degree and then get admission into MCA degree. This field will give you theoritical and practical knowledge about computer applications and if you got good college then placements may also help you in terms of employment. The top

I think a B Tech or BCA would be much preferable as these are the fields that are going to have a lot of job opportunities in the recent future.

All the Best!

Hello Kunal

You can definitely get admission in good colleges for BCA, as most colleges/universities demand candidates that have a minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying examination of HSC from any recognized board or university. Plus, if you had Mathematics as one of the subjects, then it is going

Yes I think it is important. But sometimes, good colleges also take up a separate math exam before giving you an admission to test your skills.

Hi Kunal,

No, its not compulsary to study Maths before the BCA/MCA course but if you have maths, then it is not any harm in that. It is only an add-on to have maths in 12th before pursuing BCA or during BCA studying Maths will help you in programming and

Hey!

Job profiles after BCA are System engineer, software tester, junior programmer, web developer, system administrator, software developer etc or you can go for further studies for MCA. And, after mca offered job profiles are web developers, system analysts, troubleshooter, IT architect, software consultants etc. If you pursue mca, they

Hello Kunal

Of course a student is eligible for BCA if he/she has scored 60-70% aggregate in Science stream in HSC. The basic eligibility criteria for BCA is:

Candidates must score a minimum aggregate of 50% in Class 12 in any stream, be it Science, Arts, or Commerce, with English