Can a commerce student apply for B.Sc in IT course?
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Asked by Nayan Shinde
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9 years ago
Hello Nayan,
B.Sc. IT is a science related course and requires science background in 12th standard. Since, you don't satisfy this eligibility criteria, you are not eligible to pursue B.Sc. IT. However, if you had mathematics along with commerce in 12th standard, then you can appear for BCA.
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9 years ago
That's incorrect. You cannot opt for B.Sc at this stage as you didn't have science in 12th.
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9 years ago
As you belong to commerce background, you cannot pursue B.Sc IT. But, you can choose similar course such as:
1. BCA.
2. BBA (IT).
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9 years ago
BCA will be having maths at some advanced level than XII for two semesters/one year.
Other than that, BBA course, any specialisation maybe finance, HR and IT involves basic maths like statistics, etc.
Yes, both the courses will have some sort of mathematics in their curriculum.
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