I am interested in BCA as well as CLAT. Which course would be beneficial for me and why?

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8 years ago

Basically, you want to do law, so you should complete BCA first and then go for a 3-year law course, this way you will have both the degrees.

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Samarth Agarwal | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Dear Student, Both are different fields. CLAT is a exam for law admission in NLUs and BCA is Bachelor's degree in Computer application. It depends upon your interest only in which you want to make career. If you want to pursue both then I suggest you to go for O-LEVEL exam which is of Computer fiel

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