Hello,

POP refers to procedure oriented programming. The primary focus of this programming is on "How to get the task done". It is a type of structured programming which follows a top down approach.

OOP refers to object oriented programming which focuses mainly on "Data hiding" and allows only objects to access the entities of a class. OOP follows bottom up approach.

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Dear Aspirant,

YES,you can do your MCA-MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS.It is a three year course.The eligibility criteria is any graduate with a bachelor's in science,commerce,engineering from an UGC approved college or university.

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Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well.

If you have studies economics paper in your B.com degree than only you are eligible to apply for Ma in economics or else no. Now this criteria can differ from University to university.

Some institutions may prefer a bachelor degree in economics while others may not.

Some colleges accept students who have studied Economics as a subject in graduation even if it is not the honours subject.

The aggregate marks obtained by you should not be less than 50 per cent or 60 per cent as that is the minimum requirement of almost all the colleges.

It is mandatory that you have to have an undergraduate degree from a college or a university which is recognised by the UGC.

Also if you wish to get into top college you will have go apply and clear out the entrance exam that the institution will set up. If you clear those and get a a very good rank than only you will be admitted in top college or else you will have to be happy in which ever place you get.

Below I have listed a few most popular entrance exams for M.A. Economics. These entrance exams are held by each colleges separately.

• Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET)
• Banaras Hindu University - Postgraduate Entrance Test (BHU PET)
• Jawaharlal Nehru University Entrance Test (JNUET)
• Telangana State Common Post Graduate Entrance Test (TS CPGET)
• Calcutta University Entrance Exam (CUEE)
• Allahabad Post Graduate Admission Test
• Andhra University Common Admission Test (AUCET)

Few famous college are

• Christ university, UGC, NAAC ‘A’ Grade, Deemed to be Universit Aptitude Test and Personal Interview

• St. Stephens College, NAAC Grade ‘A’, University of Delhi , Merit/ Entrance Exam

• BGU - Birla Global University, UGC, Birla Global University Written Test and Personal Interview

• Jindal School of Government and Public Policy, O.P. Jindal Global University, NAAC ‘A’, jGU Entrance Test

• Loyola College, Chennai, NAAC ‘A’

• Madras Christian College, Chennai, NAAC ‘A’, University of Madras, Merit-Based and Personal Interview

• Amity University, Noida, NAAC ‘A+’, UGC, AIU, Written Test and Personal Interview

• Madras School of Economics
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• University of Tamil Nadu ,Merit-Based on Marks Obtained in Graduation

• Parul University, UGC, AIU, Merit-Based on Marks Obtained in Graduation

Hope this helps

HI,

SEE computer science and computer application is different and have different syllabus, course structure, this is not advisable to provide wrong Information in application form, cause it may raise issues during the time of documents verification. so you need to re register or if possible opt for correction window to rectify your mistakes.

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Hello

Central University of Odisha provides computer application undergraduate course of 3 years. To get admission you have to give the entrance exam as selection is depend on the performance of the entrance exam. Eligibility is the student who passed 12th in any stream with mathematics subject with minimum 50% marks in aggregate is eligible to take the admission

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Hello,

The eligibility criteria for admission to Master of Science in Quantitative Economics  in Indian Statistical Institute  is that a candidate must have passed have passed 3 year Bachelor's degree in any discipline and must have passed class 12 with Mathematics as a subject. There is no minimum percentage required. You can pursue this course if you have studied Mathematics in Class 12.

Though you can pursue an MBA after a B .Com, a managerial MBA is better backed by a BBA background, especially if further supplemented by solid post-undergraduate work experience. On the other hand, BBA launches you head first into a professional career after class 12; it's much more skill specific than a B . Com.

Moreover b.com finance is better than b.com computer applications because placement as well as accademy career is better in b.com finance.

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Hi Anun,

It all depends on your field of interest, if you are interested in computer hardware and sofwares, programming, development and animation etc. than you should go for B.Com Computer Applications. And if you are interested in Money management and finance related things that B.Com (//B.Com) Finance is best for you.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

The eligibility of BCA is as follows Candidate must pass 10+2 with minimum of 50% from recognised board irrespective of the subjects. So if you have more than 50% you can do BCA

Also you can do Msc Computer science /IT after your 3 year undergraduate BCA .

MSc CS is a 2 year full time  post graduate course.You have to give JAM exam for admissions to Msc .See the link for more details;

https://university.careers360.com/exams/jam

So after your Msc you are eligible to do M.Tech but you need to give a entrance exam for admissions to M.Tech program . The exam is known as GATE

See the link below for more details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate

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Thank you

greetings aspirant,

Bcom computer application eligibility :

if you have completed 10+2 in Commerce/ Computer application or any other relevant field with a minimum of 45% of aggregate marks , then you are eligible to apply for this course.

hope your query is cleared

all the best