Is there any programming and computer career for biology (PCB 12th) students?

8K Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Omkar Kenjale
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Ankit Jee
8 years ago
Yes, there are many courses. One can go for Bachelor of Computer Application BCA or B.Sc. (Hons). In Computer Science, most of the colleges providing these courses don't see your class 12th subjects.

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3 years ago
Yes, don't restrict yourself just because you are a biology student. You have equal chances of making a career just as compared to other non-biological students. Yes, you can make a career in computers and programming by pursuing BCA. As you don't have mathematics then you can't pursue Biology.

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3 years ago
Yes, there are many courses in programming for students with Biology background like BCA B.Sc. You can search for colleges offering these courses and pursue programming easily! All the best!

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3 years ago
Yes you can do BCA also, It has a lot of scope now a days in the field of IT Sector. Teachers here are very nice and well qualified, infrastructure is awesome and all other extra curricular activities are being carried out in a well manner. Placements are very good as compared to all the private col

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3 years ago
I have finished an online Post Graduate programme in Full Stack Software Engineering. I ultimately decided to enrol in NIIT after a lot of trial and error. In addition, I discovered a slew of online education options, like Udemy, Coursera, and others. My preference was for NIIT, on the other hand. T

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Vibhor Kashyap
7 years ago
Yes, don't restrict yourself just because you are a biology student. You have equal chances of making a career just as compared to other non-biological student. Yes, you can make a career in computers and programming by pursuing BCA. As you don't have mathematics then you can't pursue B.Tech. So, BC

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Thank you very much you helped me a lot.

Aleena Jobin
8 years ago
Yes, there are many courses.

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Can you give me name of courses?

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