Can I get details about BCA course?

Sandeep, BCA is a good platform for higher studies. You need to be 12th pass for admission in BCA. You can take admission in BCA without Maths also. Many private universities offer admission in BCA on basis of 12th in any stream. Most of these universities are offering good placements and placement assistance to the students. Some even offer scholarships to students subject to fulfillment of eligibility criteria. Check the websites of some universities for more details. Good luck.

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The Bachelor of Computer Applications or BCA is a three-year undergraduate program that is equivalent to a Bachelor of Technology course. BCA is designed to produce graduates who have the necessary skills and knowledge not only in computer and information technology, but also in communication, organization, and management. Students who study BCA are very well versed in programming languages such as Java, C+, HML, and SQL. They are also quite knowledgeable in various computer applications and the latest developments in IT and communication systems. BCA comprises of four divisions : n Soft skills& Personality Development, n Basic Mathematics & Logic building, n Core computing technologies andn Project work (applying knowledge). Most of the institutions follow this routine structure. To encourage students to take up career of their choice, some institutes in private universities have introduced certificate courses. Since, the Universities can update the syllabus, new subjects can be introduced at par with industry requirements. This can help students to keep abreast with changing technologies. The following justification may inspire a lot of students aspiring for a non-Engineering IT career. This will also guide a lot of students to become aware of such a course which can be a stepping stone to any career of their choice.

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