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I have completed my B.Sc Botany course but I want to study MCA in computer application. Do I have to study BSc IT for it?

0 107 Views | Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Jay Kumar Pati

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    Rahul vishnoi

    2 years ago
    After earning a Bachelor's degree, one can pursue an MCA. A Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) degree is required to pursue a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) degree (MCA).
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    Piyush Rawat | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    Hi,
    No, you don't have to pursue B.Sc IT to get into MCA:
    Any graduate who has cleared or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (science, commerce, arts, engineering or any approved university) is eligible to apply for MCA.
    Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 or any one year of graduation.

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