M.C.A.
After graduating in B.Sc. IT you must definitely pursue MCA for better career scope and prospects in the IT/Software/Services Industry. You may perhaps appear for the NIMCET Exam and pursue MCA from some of the Best NITs having excellent faculty, infrastructure and strong placements.
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Dear aspirant
I hope you are doing good . With reference to your query , I would like to inform you that it is very difficult to predict marks based on the percentile because nno. of appearing vary in large amount of number . However, you can follow below cutt
Depending on what university you want to take admission in, the entrance or no entrance will depend. But in most colleges/Universities in general a entrance is taken.
The eligibility for BCA in most of the colleges is 50% marks in 10+2.
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The syllabus for BCA and MCA may differ from University to University. I am just providing you a general subject list for BCA & MCA. It may not be in your 1st year but this subjects are present overall in the curriculum.
For BCA sem-I you may have:
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I would glad to aware you about the IT industry . No course and college specially in IT can guarantees your placements. Their are people who have been placed in high-tech giants from tier-3 colleges and their are people who have
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I hope you are doing good . I would like to tell you that their is one option to do for getting eligible for nimcet mca entrance exam .
You can persue bachelors in science (bsc hons) in various streams which you do have maths subject for atleast
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Courses after BCA Except MCA are :-
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The minimum percentage requirement to get admission in to Masters in Computer Application is different for each college as per its norms. So you need to check the eligibility criteria that is specified by the college in which you are interested to seek admission. You can apply for a
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I would glad to aware you about the difference btech and bca+mca
If we talk opportunities, then bca+mca students get same no. of opportunities if they have skills, however only bca passed out candidate will have less opportunities then btech . The
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