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It depends upon the student and their thinking towards btech course and bsc course. B.Tech being the professional course where you need to implement things and solving problems, coding, manufacturin. In short, everything is there in Btech course. Btech course has various opportunities in future and is considered

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There are two options to become a good Software Engineer as per academic degree .

1. Through B.Tech
2. Through MCA

For B.Tech , you need to have a basic skill of mathematics as well as for MCA too. There are some important topics in Math without which you

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You can choose engineering or you can enter into business or you can become an IAS too if you are interested.Its not like if a person took biology should enter into the medical field and who took computer science should pursue engineering.

It is completely your choice.know what

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To be eligible to apply for B.Com (//B.Com) you must have passed 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board. There are few institutes for which a candidate must have studied particular subjects in 10+2 in order to be eligible to apply for admission to B.Com, you may not

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For pursuing BCA in future the stream of an individual choice in their class 12th must-have mathematics and Computer science. But mostly PCM and COMMERCE group students opt for BCA as their career. Since BCA is a three-year degree requires an exclusively engineered mind and also for those

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No, you cannot pursue a BBA at Delhi University without majoring in math in your last year of high school. If you want to apply to or continue with this programme at Delhi University, math must be a required subject in your senior year of high school.

You must

For BCA or Computer Application, the Mathematics that will be required the most is the 'Discrete Mathematics'. The course on Discrete Mathematics is offered by all the colleges which offers the course of BCA. SO the Mathematics that will be required to deal with the various subjects present in the

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An aspirant who took basic mathematics in class 10th had the same syllabus but the question paper was simpler. Regardless, such learners are not suitable to embrace Mathematics at the 10+2 level. Such aspirants who took Basic Maths had different exam codes and report cards that mentioned this

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You can opt for commerce for your further studies, because you already have a base and there is Commerce and Accountancy optional for UPSC. You can choose this as your optional subject in UPSC. Choosing commerce will help you because you will be familiar with the subject.

You can