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BCA is a three year UG course on Computer Application. The field is very lustrous for those who want to work in IT Sectors and are enthusiastic in programing and IT related procedures. BCA offers a wide range of subjects which helps a student to adjust in work sector. Starting
Employment wise both the streams have good scopes but if you think of higher salary packages or more programming oriented job profiles then I would say you should go for CSE.
BTech CSE and IT both are UG 4 years degree course.
Now some of the CSE advantages are:
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Yes, you can do B tech but in branches like biotechnology only, if you are a Biology student and you don't have maths.
And even for btech biotechnology, not the college offers it to Biology students.
For example,
NITs offer btech biotechnology, like NIT Calicut NIT Durgapur etc but
Hi Aspirant!
As per the eligibility criteria for B.tech in Biotechnology, mathematics is must. For admission in B.Tech biotechnology, candidate must have qualified 10+2 with physics, chemistry and mathematics ad mandatory subjects.
But if you want to do BSc Biotechnology then it is possible without mathematics. You just need to
Hi aspirants
It depends upon the course you choose. There are courses that do no require maths as a subject, such as, B.Sc Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Botany, Anthropology, BA programme, English hons, Pol sci hons, etc.
Some courses like BCA, BBA, Economics, B. COM , to this Maths is complusory
Dear Aspirant,
if you carry out all the preparation methods suggested by you in your query there is a good chance you will be able to score well in the examination. It is also advised that you use other textbooks as well other than NCERT for Mathematics and Chemistry. Whereas,
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The eligibility criteria for BSc Computer Science Hons in Delhi University is passed 10+2 with 60% marks in English, Mathematics and any two amidst Physics/Chemistry/Computer Science/Information Practices, hence you can choose best of four amongst mathematics, english, chemistry, and computer science for pursuing BSc Computer Science Hons in Delhi
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