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I have qualified my 12th from pcb background but I need to enter in btech cse for that I have two option 1 is bridge course of maths which is provided by the university where I am enrolling but it is ugc approved not aicte and 2 option is NWAC board where I get marksheet for whole subject which one is better and safer which would not create problem in future for higher education and job perspective


Aaditya 25th Aug, 2025
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Rithwik Kumar Sahu 25th Aug, 2025

Between the two, the NWAC (Northwest Accreditation Commission) full marksheet with Mathematics is the safer and more widely accepted option for long-term career and higher education. A bridge course by the university (UGC-approved but not AICTE) may only be valid within that particular institution, and other universities or employers might not recognize it, especially if AICTE approval is required.

So, if you want future-proof recognition for higher studies (M.Tech, MBA, abroad education) and job placements, NWAC with Mathematics is better and safer.

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