Is it beneficial to pursue BCA after B.Sc, if one wants to change career from science to computers?
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5 years ago
The course is designed to meet the growing demand for qualified professionals in the field of information technology in both computer software and hardware. B.Sc. Is a Science graduation degree. If you do BCA after B.Sc. Your three years effort of doing B.Sc. May go waste. In addition, you will lose

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5 years ago
A student who wants to jump from Science to computer field is really beneficial. One can find better job opportunities in this field in respect of B.Sc. But after doing B.Sc. Joining into computer field is not a good decision. As both B.Sc. And BCA are of 3-year so there is a loss of three year. So

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6 years ago
The course is designed to meet the growing demand for qualified professionals in the field of information technology in both computer software and hardware. B.Sc. Is a Science graduation degree. If you do BCA after B.Sc. Your three years effort of doing B.Sc. May go waste. In addition, you will lose

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8 years ago
BCA is a 3 years' duration job oriented graduation degree course in the field of Information Technology. The course is designed to meet the growing demand for qualified professionals in the field of information technology in both computer software and hardware.
B.Sc is a science graduation degree.

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8 years ago
B.Sc science is a 3-year in which students learn in depth about a particular subject. A student who wants to jump from science to computer field is really beneficial. One can find better job opportunities in this field in respect of B.Sc. But after doing B.Sc joining into computer field is not a goo
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