Hi I am currently in class 12th with commerce and Maths. I want to do a BCA in India and then MS in Cybersecurity in NZ. Is it possible?

I just want to know whether I am eligible for BCA without having CS as my subjects in 11th and 12th. And after BCA am I eligible for MS in Cybersecurity in New Zealand as I have a commerce background and not a PCM background. Please respond at the earliest.

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Vishal Raj
3 years ago
Yes, it is possible to pursue BCA in India and then an MS in Cybersecurity in New Zealand. To pursue BCA in India, you need to meet the eligibility criteria set by the university you are interested in. Typically, it requires passing 12th grade with a minimum percentage in commerce and mathematics. A

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3 years ago
Hi Shaurya Singh you literally have a very good thinking about your future. In 10+2 class you have dreamt so well. And Yes you can do BCA in India and then MS in Cybersecurity in New Zealand also. So yes dream big amd have the happiest future ahead.

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