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| 27th January 2016 08:11 AM | ||
| mxsiva4u |
Re: Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? Yes, you are eligible for BCA after commerce. BCA is Bachelor in Computer application. It is actually a three year course. You will be taught computer programming related subjects during the course. After BCA , you can go for MCA or search job in Multi national companies like Syntel, CTS, TCS, Wipro, Bosch, ITC, PPTS, Mmodal, Dell, HCL, Infy etc., the other option is trying job in government sectors. |
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| 27th January 2016 01:03 AM | ||
| BISWARUPYOGI |
Re: Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? Yes, you are eligible for BCA course. The candidate should have completed 12th in any stream preferably Science stream with at least 50% marks with Mathematics/ computer science as one of the subject of studies from a recognized Board are eligible for BCA course. Your age shouldn't be bellow 17 year. |
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| 26th January 2016 11:13 PM | ||
| kaushikprince |
Re: Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Application. It is a 3 year undergraduate course for those who have completed their Higher Secondary or 3 year diploma course from any State Board of Technical Education. Student of any stream with any subject combination in 12th can join BCA course if the student have passed 12th and fulfill all the necessary condition required by the college for admission in BCA. So, you can take admission in BCA being a commerce student in Higher Secondary. In these days, most of the University or college conducts entrance exmaination for admission in BCA or any Bachelor degree course. So, need to qualify entrance examination if the college in which you are planning for admission conducts entrance examination. After BCA, students must go for MCA(Master in Computer Application) if they want job easily in this sector. |
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| 26th January 2016 11:01 PM | ||
| Suraj Singh 7494 |
Re: Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? Yes you can do BCA. BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application) is a course deals with computer applications and software. For the course a candidate must have completed his intermediate with Arts or Commerce stream. You can prepare for BCA entrance exam to getting admission in top ranked colleges and university. Or in spite of this you have also one another options also which is B.Com. After your intermediate with commerce stream you can also go for the B.Com course which is also very good course for the commerce students. B.Com (Bachelor of commerce) is deals with the subjects of commerce like Income tax, Accounts, business management, and etc. And after your B.com if you want to do higher education than you can do CA (Chartered Accountant) Course and get a high salaried jobs. |
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| 26th January 2016 10:44 PM | ||
| Shaenma |
Re: Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? Quote:
BCA Eligibility Criteria:-
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| 26th January 2016 09:18 PM | ||
| pabolu srivalli |
Re: Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? Yes of course you can pursue BCA course which is the Bachelors of Computer Applications course and this is a 3 years full time or part time degree course and it is completely related to the Computers and you will be thought the languages such as the
Higher study options which are available are
These are some of the career higher studies which are available after the BCA degree course and there are also some of the various jobs which are available in Government sectors and also in private sectors also such as the
There are many private sector jobs also available after BCA degree in software sectors also. |
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| 26th January 2016 07:13 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Commerce student who have studied Mathematics can do BCA? Hi sir/madam I am a student of commerce site. My subjects are Economics, English, Mathematics, Business Studies, & Accountancy. My interest in a computer courses. I have completed my basic & web designing, ccc & pursuing e-accounting course. I want do bca. So, sir can i do bca. Thnks sir... |
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