I'm in 12th science (PCM) & want to be a computer programmer or something related to computers. What course should I do after class 12th?

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Asked by Pritam Dash
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Pavan Kumar
7 years ago
Hello Pritam, As you are interested in programming, my advice is to take B.Tech in CSE. B.Tech in CSE has many opportunities nowadays. Another option is BCA or B.Sc Computers.

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shikhar singh
7 years ago
You can do BCA, and then MCA or B.Sc in computer Science. You can do B.Tech, a four degree course in computer Science.

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P
7 years ago
You should go with the following programs like: 1. B.Tech, 2. BCA 3. and B.Sc IT. If you do these programs then you can become a Computer programmer, Software engineer, IT professor.

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Leena Agarwal
7 years ago
For computer programmer, you need to do B.Tech in computer Science or BCA Bachelor in computer application ) or B.Sc in computer. For good colleges like NIIT and IITS, you need to crack JEE exam and for top colleges they will conduct own entrance exam if you are really dedicated toward your goal the

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