M very confused about computer engineer. What should I do after 12th PCM among these courses I.e. B.Sc computer Science, BCA, CSE, B.Sc IT?

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Chetna S
2016-06-12 08:59:43
B.Sc, CS or IT is mainly an academic course. PCM combination required along with at least 50% marks in 12 th. After this you can pursue M.Sc in computer Science or directly go for M.Tech Whereas BCA is a professional course. Maths is compulsory requirement apart from 50% marks in 12 th .After this

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Chetna S
2016-06-12 12:41:21
B.Sc, B.tech are academic and BCA is professional. Job n preference wise, B.tech is best and B.Sc and BCA in 2nd and 3rd place. Hope this suffice.

raj kamal
2016-06-12 08:52:47
among these cse is the best

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raj kamal
2016-06-12 18:42:29
I think I have cleared your queries ultimate aim of taking a course is to get a job and cse is the best bt college also matters if y do B.Sc it from jnu that far better than any private college cse.but one should be go acccording to his interest.thankyou

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