Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you yes you can certainly do M.C.A in your masters as you are doing B.C.A in graduation but for college entrances you need to focus on maths more and more you should start your maths course from

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Hello Candidate,

The option to choose a BTech course after completing the diploma in that same particular college depends on whether your college allows that particular facility or not because this is the individual decision of college administration.

But, if we talk about the general condition then in order to

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Hi Tanu!

Both BSc microbiology and BSc biochemistry are of 3 years and the admission criteria/eligibility is same for both, i.e. atleast 50% in 10+2 with PCM/PCB subjects from a recognized board. Moreover, there are many entrance exams conducted by the colleges for admission in these two programs such as

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Please mention the college name and degree for providing you with the Appropriate answers about the college and the degree program you want to ask about.

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So, kindly mention that so

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Biomedical science & Microbiology both are promising courses & has good scopes in the market so it's totally up to you want you want to take. The cut off in DU is pretty high as you know, but with 95% in 12th boards, there's a chance that you can

Nope there will be no problem if you do LLB degree after BA. In India most of the advocates follow this process only and very less universities actually provides the BA LLB integrated courses. So you don't worry its perfectly fine for you to pursue LLB after BA.

As you

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