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Can i do MCA after completing B.Com with Computerised Financial Accounting?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can i do MCA after completing B.Com with Computerised Financial Accounting?

MCA stands for Master of Computer Application and this is a post graduation course. To join in this course there are eligibility criteria's which is needed to be satisfied in order to apply and it is that candidate should have completed a degree in any recognized university and it should be also noted that you should have completed +2 with mathematics as subject. There is no upper age limit for doing this course.

There are various entrance exams which are conducted for doing MCA course and they are:

• IIT JAM - Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission
  
• Jammu University MCA Entrance Exam
  
• Kerala Entrance Examinations MCA
  
• LUCSAT - Lucknow University Computer Science Admission
  
• MAH MCA CET - Maharashtra MCA Common Entrance Test
  
• NIMCET - National Institute of Technology MCA Common Entrance Test .
  
• RMCAAT - Rajasthan Master of Computer Application Admission Test
  
• Pune University MCA Entrance Exam
  
• PAM CAT - Punjab Admission to MCA Common Aptitude Test
  
• TIET - Thapar University of Engineering and Technology MCA Entrance Test
  
• VIT Vellore Institute of Technology Entrance Examination
  
• WB JECA - West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam MCA

The top colleges which you can opt for doing MCA course are:

• Pune University
  
• Jawaharlal Nehru University - New Delhi
  
• Hyderabad Central University
  
• National Institute of Technology (NIT), Trichy
• Birla Institute of Technology(BITS), Ranchi
  
• National Institute of Technology (NIT) - Surathkal
  
• PSG College of Technology - Coimbatore
• Bharathiar University -Coimbatore
  
• MN National Institute of Technology (NIT)-Allahabad
  
• Vellore Institute Of Technology-Vellore (Tamilnadu)
  
• Pondicherry Central University
  
• Banaras Hindu University - Varnasi
  
• National Institute of Technology (NIT) Calicut

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can i do MCA after completing B.Com with Computerised Financial Accounting?

No, B.Com student are not eligible for MCA course.

MCA stands for Master in Computer Application.

If you have completed graduation degree from a recognized university with above 50% marks then you are eligible for MCA admission but Mathematics subject is compulsory in your throughout studies.

List of the MCA entrance exams are, NIMCET, IIT-JAM, JNU, DU, VITMEE, TANCET, RMCAT, OLET (Haryana), BHU, IPU, KMAT etc.

Yes, you can definitely pursue MCA course after completion of B.com.

** For MCA admission the applicant should have completed graduation and you have completed B. com so you are eligible.

For admission in the MCA course, you need to appear in one of following entrance examination:

** ICET

** AIMCET

** BIT

** J.N.U

** I.I.T-J.A.M

** I.S.M.E.T

** NIMCET

Following are some top colleges for MCA:

** BIT { Birla Institute of Technology Management }

** VIT { Vellore Institute of Technology }

** AIMCET { All India MCA Entrance Test }

** A.C college of engineering and technology

** Delhi kannada school of computer science

** Dev International college

** H.M.R institute of technology management

** Lal bahadur shastri institute of management

** Loyola college

** SKR engineering college

Yes, you can MCA (Master of Computer Application) course after successful completion of B.Com with Computerized Financial Accounting. The minimum basic educational qualification required to be eligible for doing MCA course "Graduation or Bachelor Degree" in any of the below streams from a recognized university.
* Graduation in Commerce
* Graduation in Arts
* Graduation in Engineering
* Graduation in Science

Since you have passed Bachelor Degree in Commerce (B.Com), you are certainly eligible to do MCA Course. There are several streams available in MCA course namely, Systems Management, Application Software, Internet, Hardware Technology, Systems Engineering, Systems Development, Management Information Systems and Troubleshooting.