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After scoring a decent percentage in class 12th a common dream of every student is to get a good college for further studies and of course entrance exams are gateway nowadays for those colleges but don't worry still there are some states and some private colleges that accepts

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At this point of time, if you are considering a course at undergraduate level, it is best to consider Computer Science Engineering. The reasons for the same will be that it includes all the aspects related to computers. After pursuing B.Tech in Computer science Engineering, you can opt for

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After completing your 12th from Computer Science, you can go for a professional course like BCA (Bachelor's of Computer Application). It's a three years Undergraduate Programme in which you will learn about Computer programming. The only Eligibility to take admission in this course that the Candidate must have Studied

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According to the eligibility criteria for BCA, any candidate who have cleared 12th from any recognized board and from any stream can apply. The minimum age should be 17 years. Yes, BCA syllabus does include several coding languages which are taught in CS at school level like C++, Python.

With 197/300 in JEE Main March session, you have fair chances in securing a Percentile anywhere between 99.3-99.6, further subject to relative toughness, difficulty and competition of your session. Assuming you are from General Category, with this percentile you may assume a Rank anywhere between 5-7k, hence you do have

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At 247 marks in JEE Main examination held on 18 March 1st shift, your percentile would be around  99.84 - 99.92 percentile and your rank would be, considering 99.92 percentile - it would be AIR 818 - 920. And considering 99.84 percentile your rank would be AIR 1637

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As you have mentioned that you are from commerce background so you'll not get course involving core mathematics. However, since you are interested in Mathematics you can go for undergraduate courses in Statistics, economics or you can go for Actuarial Science or CA/CMA. Also, you can go for

If you are confused between Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, and Electrical Engineering, the choice should depend on your interest and career goals—CSE is best if you are interested in coding, AI, software, and high-paying IT jobs; Electrical Engineering suits students who like circuits, machines, power systems, and emerging fields