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When it comes to eligibility criteria for MCA candidates need to pass graduation in any stream securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the norm of the college having studied mathematics as a subject at 10+2 or graduation level, so if you have studied mathematics at any level aforementioned
Hi Aspirant! MCA is a 3 years post graduation program which is usually preferred after completing the BCA. In order to be eligible for MCA, candidate must have completed their BCA or BSc or BCom or a similar stream and should have scored at least 50% marks in the Undergraduate
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For pursuing MCA 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 and then further they do MCA. Since MCA is a two year degree requires an
Hi Aspirant! Yes, any candidate who has completed MCA is eligible for M.Tech course, if he/she has completed MCA from a recognized university.
>> Since you mentioned that you have completed MCA from UGC and AICTE recognized university, so yes, you are eligible to pursue M.Tech from any institute of
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there are colleges that provide integrated MCA course in India and some of them are listed below;
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Any candidate who has completed the MCA is eligible to get admission in MTech. And, for this he/she can also write the GATE exam.
>> IIT Kanpur is responsible for releasing the GATE 2023 eligibility criteria.
>> There is no age limit to apply for GATE 2023.
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Yes, you can go for MCA after completing BBA. MCA (Master of Computer Application) is a post graduation degree course of two years duration having four semesters. The candidate having completed Graduation in any course with at least 60% marks is eligible to apply for the MCA course.
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