Hello aspirant!

Yes there are chances for the cut-off to shift 2 marks more in the second round. This much shifting is observed in most of the counselling rounds. So you need not worry about it and just go for the next round. I hope this information was helpful!

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Dear aspirant, 

Hope you are doing well. As per your query BCA is a under graduate degree course and not a diploma course. It is a 3 year course which specializes on computer applications. And as per your second query yes you can do M.S after bca as both the

Hello Manish,

You have 50% chances of getting a seat by the second round of counselling .Just hope for the best and do apply for the private colleges as well as the dental colleges too in the second round to be in the safe side .

All the best for

BCA is better .

As nowadays programming is evolving.

There's so much to learn.

Much development in data analytics artificial intelligence is happening.

So you can get a good job too.

Also 

BSC mechatronics is not bad but it's not as good as BCA 

If mechatronics interest you then go

Hi Simran,

After your BCA you can opt for various other courses like,

Hello aspirant, 

Students who have completed their 10+2 Education from the state of Tamil Nadu can only apply for the admission in under graduate courses and if they are not fulfilling this condition then they must have the permanent residency (PR) Certificate of Tamil Nadu state. Maximum number of attempts

Hi Manish,

 I can surely say that you lie in the safe region with your BCA category certificate. You can make it to the MBBS with a little luck, since we all know that the cutoff have hiked up this academic year by 15 marks approximately of each college, you

• • Hello aspirant once you are done with your BCA programme you can go for the following programmes if you want to and gain a better job opportunity-
  • Masters Degree in Information Management

• • Information Security Management

• • Masters in Computer Management (MCM)

• Post Graduate Program in Corporate Studies

It sure is a good option and also has a plus point of being a 3 years course.

The syllabus, as compared to an Engineering degree is more or less the same.

Try and get into a good college to further benefit from the exposure and placements.

All the best!