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Yes, you are eligible to write JEE exam even though you are in BCA 2nd year, because there is no age limit. The only eligibility criteria you have to meet is you should have the pass percentage in your 10+2 or any equivalent exam in the respective year you had
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It depends on your interest whether you want to study Python, Java or Javascript. It is because if you know your strengths and work on them, you will surely do much better in future. Choosing a language not of your interest and just based on more scope will result
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It is not recommended to do both the professional courses together. You can do mbbs with other general courses like bsc ba but if you do BCA and mbbs together you can't be perfect in any of them . However you
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Yes, it is possible to pursue a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) course without having studied Mathematics in your previous academic qualifications. While Mathematics is often considered beneficial for a BCA course and may be a prerequisite for admission in some institutions, there are colleges and universities that offer
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Yes, you can still pursue a BCA even if you did not study mathematics in your 10+2 coursework. This is because a mathematics background is not required to pursue a BCA.
The BCA's basic eligibility requirements state that:
******* Candidates must have earned a recognised board's 10+2 diploma
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You will get a bca seat if you will fulfill the eligibility criteria for the course.
You have mentioned that you have completed diploma course , you have not mentioned your diploma score .
Eligibility criteria for getting bachelor's of computer application seat is to have passed diploma
Question : Case Study 69: Citywide Services
Accountability refers to:
Option 1: A lack of responsibility
Option 2: Being answerable for outcomes and results
Option 3: Enhanced centralization
Option 4: Employee empowerment
Correct Answer: Being answerable for outcomes and results
Solution : The correct answer is (b) Being answerable for outcomes and results
Accountability involves being responsible and answerable for the outcomes, results, or consequences of actions and decisions. It implies that individuals or entities are obligated to explain and justify their
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