Completing your Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering makes you eligible for a PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications). This one-year program, divided into two semesters, focuses on enhancing your computer application skills and offers various career options in the IT and software industries.

You can explore jobs such as Software Developer, IT Consultant, Web Developer, and more, in both private and government sectors. Consider pursuing a PGDCA to gain specialized knowledge and practical skills in programming languages like C, Java, Python, and database management systems,

Hey there! Yes, as a BiPC student, you can absolutely pursue a B.Tech in Data Science, especially with the help of bridge courses.

Here's the gist of it:

Math Bridge Courses: You'll likely need to take extra classes to catch up on the math required for the B.Tech program. Think of it as a quick and focused way to get the math skills needed for data science.

NEP 2020 Helps: The new education rules in India make it easier for students from different backgrounds to study what they want, even switching fields like you're thinking of doing. This means there's more flexibility and support for bridge courses.

Check College Rules: Each university will have specific requirements for admission, so make sure to check what entrance exams you need to take and any minimum marks needed in your 12th-grade subjects.

Data Science is Booming: This field is growing rapidly, with a lot of demand for skilled professionals in areas like healthcare, finance, and IT.

In short: With a bit of extra effort in math through bridge courses and choosing the right program, you can definitely make the jump from BiPC to B.Tech Data Science. Good luck!

Hi,

BA Political Science (1st year → 2nd semester), the syllabus usually covers:

• For Political Theory: Concepts like Rights, Liberty, Equality, Justice, Democracy.
• Indian Government & Politics: Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Duties, Directive Principles, Parliament, President, Judiciary.

Exact topics depend on your university but broadly these areas are covered.

To know more information visit; https://www.careers360.com/courses/political-science-course

All the best!

Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College is generally considered a good choice for science , particularly for its strong reputation in both arts and science streams. It's known for its NAAC A+ accreditation for the science stream and is recognized for its teaching staff and academic rigor . Though it is recognised there are many complaints about the behaviour of the administration and other biasness . I would advise you to try for some government or central university. If this is your only option then , all the best.

Yes , PCM is avialable in Sn collage . There are some general rules you must keep in mind,

• A student who has passed the S.S.C. examination under the 10+2+3 pattern conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai hereinafter called ‘The Board’ or any other examination recognised as equivalent thereto by the Board is eligible for admission to the F.Y.J.C. in Arts, Science and Commerce.
  
  
• Admission for XI Classes will strictly be given on merit basis and as per the rules and regulations of the Government of Maharashtra. For admission to F.Y.J.C. Science, students must have scored at least 40% marks in the science subjects at the S.S.C. Examination. Forms accepted for the preparation of the merit list does not mean that their admission is confirmed.
  
  
• The merit list will be displayed on the Notice Board. Those names appearing in the merit list should take admission on the prescribed date and time, failing which they will lose their claim to admission.
  
  for fees and other info you can visit there official site
  https://sncollege.com/welcome/juniorcollege

Hi!

If you failed in the science subject in 10th but passed overall, getting admission to 11th in the science stream will be challenging but not impossible. Most schools require a passing grade in science for science stream admission. However, some private schools or open schooling systems like NIOS may allow you to take science subjects while you reappear for the failed paper. Another option is to clear the compartment exam and then apply for science. If you are genuinely interested in science, work on strengthening your basics before entering 11th because the syllabus will be more advanced.

Thank you for reading,

Yes for sure if you graduate from ISI with a B.Math degree and clear GATE in Computer Science, you can apply for M.Tech programs in CSE-related fields at IISc and IITs. Most of these institutes accept candidates from any undergraduate discipline as long as they have a valid GATE CS score. However, some specializations or departments may have additional eligibility requirements, like prior coursework in programming, algorithms, or discrete mathematics. Since your B.Math background gives you a strong theoretical foundation, you’ll likely meet the academic criteria, but it’s best to check each IIT/IISc department’s brochure before applying.

Hi dear candidate,

The 12th class is the most senior class in the school and it needs the students to qualify the board exams which are conducted by either CBSE or state board or ICSE depending on your school's affiliation. These exams are usually conducted in the months of February, March and April.

Know more at:

CBSE 12th Exam 2026: Dates, Syllabus, Pattern, Preparation Tips, Result

You can also find other boards like state and ICSE at our website.

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Hello Aspirant,

The West Bengal Class 12 (HS) Science results for 2025 were excellent, with the Science stream achieving the highest pass percentage at 99.46% . The overall pass rate for all streams was 90.79%.

For science students in Class 12 (under WBCHSE), common subject combinations include:

• Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biological Science (PCMB - for both Engineering and Medical aspirations)

• Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM - primarily for Engineering)

• Physics, Chemistry, Biological Science (PCB - primarily for Medical)

Additionally, new subjects like Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (AIDS) and Environmental Science (EVSC) are also available.

Hello Aspirant,

For B.Sc. Forensic Science (NFAT exam 2026) , the syllabus for PCB students (Class 12) generally covers:

• 70% from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (10+2 level) . This includes topics like electrostatics, motion, organic chemistry, cell biology, and genetics.

• 30% from Reasoning, English Grammar, General Knowledge, and basic Computer Science.

Focus on NCERT Class 11 & 12 science books. The exam tests scientific knowledge, analytical skills, and general awareness related to forensics.