Hi aspirant,

Students with a pure science background (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology without Mathematics) can typically pursue a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) study.

1. While certain colleges may favor candidates with Mathematics at the 10+2 level, many institutions accept students from various fields, including science without math.
2. it is recommended that you check the exact eligibility criteria of the universities you are interested in, as some may require Mathematics as a necessary course.
3. If admitted, you may need to put in extra effort to understand the mathematical ideas required in several BCA subjects.

All the best!

Yes, a pure science background student can pursue a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) course. While some institutions might prioritize students with a science background including mathematics, many now accept students from biology, commerce, and arts backgrounds as well. The key is meeting the minimum eligibility criteria, which usually involves securing a certain percentage in the 12th standard.

Some best coleges offering BCA are as follows:

https://it.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bca-colleges-in-india