I passed my 12 with commerce without maths & want to do B.Sc in IT but I don't study computer science in 12th, how can I B.Sc in IT?
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There are lot of private colleges/universities offering IT/B.Sc. They don't give * about weather you are from commerce or arts stream. -
Dear Abhishek, Yes, you can go for it. There are some universities like LPU that are offering B.Sc. IT without Maths for non-maths students. It is a world-class university with wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities for students apart from good placements. They even offer good scholarships to meritorious students. Check their websites for more details. Good luck. -
Hi, First, you're not a Science student. So, you are not eligible for B.Sc. IT. If you're interested in IT. So, you can do BCA but maths is compulsory for BCA. Good luck.
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