CS
Hello,
You will be able to manage with the CS Program along with LLB course as the Subjects are similar in both the cases. Also, talking about the articleship bit it depends on the college attendance policy also. Because, if it is a full time college with strict attendance policy
Banaras Hindu University offers following courses in the department of Computer Science:
BSc(Hons) Computer Science : Eligibility is passed 10+2 from a recognized board from Mathematics Stream. Admission is via BHU UET.
MSc Computer Science : Eligibility is graduate in any stream having studied Maths at 10+2 level. Admission
Hi jeeya,
It's only possible if you pass your std 12 from e a recognised board in pcb because they clearly mention that you need to score more than 60 % apart from the prescribed cut off to get a college.
You can reappear in board exam as an improvement
hi,
see cutoff scores changes year to year and depends on various factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix etc. now jee main april session exam is going to held, so if number of candidates increased this time it will have effect on your percentile and rank,
Hello Kushagra
There are many best you can go for after 12th other than CA and CS-
Dear Aspirant,
Commerce with Maths has a wide variety of topics with an excellent scope and amazing opportunities. Here are some options which you can consider:
1. Economics
The study focuses on the production, transfer and use of goods, services and resources. It's a research-oriented career, and it would allow
Hello Rajeev,
There are many options that you may consider, Some of them are, BBA, BMS, BCA, CA, CS, BA in Humanitarian and arts, BFA, BDes, B.Sc. in hospitality and travel, BJMC, Bachelor of journalism, Bachelor of Mass Media, Diploma in Design.
CA-
Eligibility: Appearing for Class 12 exam Council:
see if you want to study computer science engineering in delhi technological university, you need to appear in jee main exam, and need to get more than 95 percentile. also need to have 60% marks in pcm in 12th course from a recognized board. however if you are interested
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