Is Maths compulsory in Class 12 to be eligible for BCA at Loyola? I studied IP as a subject in Class 12.
Asked about Loyola College - Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)
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No, maths is not compulsory for admission in the BCA course at Loyola. The college also accepts IP (Information Practices) for admission in the course. Loyola College's official website states that students with relevant subjects like Mathematics, Business Mathematics, or Statistics are eligible for BCA admission.
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Yes, Maths is compulsary for BCA admission at Loyola, as the admission into the programme takes place through the merit secured in Class 12th exams. Candidates who are appearing for their Class 12 exams, should note they should have maths subject when applying for admission into the programme.
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You should contact the college regarding this as eligibility criteria differs with the institute. -
No dear. Maths is not compulsory but in the place of maths, you have to select some other subjects. -
Not compulsory if you are applying for courses like B.Sc Zoology, botany and medical related courses but if you apply for B.Sc Physics or chemistry, maths will be counted. For your computer science related courses, maths is not of must importance.
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