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Hi Subh
The B.Sc (CS) course mainly focuses on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing, rather than teaching specific technologies that may quickly become outdated. The course prepares you for higher education.
Although people prefer to enhance their skills by pursuing higher education, companies hire B.SC (CS) students for the post of software testers, software developers in various IT companies.
You can pursue courses like M.Sc(CS) or MCA After Bsc(CS)
In my opinion doing Bsc CS is better than doing BCA.
Feel free to discuss if you have further confusion
Regards

Yes you can get admission but you have to submit your pass result in maths before 31st july 2013.

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No its full time MBA course

Hi,
With 90 marks in JEE-Mains, it would be tough to get a seat in BIT Mesra. But, you may go for :
-Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology
-Dr.M.G.R. Educational And Research Institute
-Applied College of Management and Engineering
-AMC Engineering College
-Tezpur University
The above data is as per last years’s CCB record.
For more score related details, you may refer to the discussion link mentioned below :
https://ask.shiksha.com/top-colleges-accepting-iit-jee-mains-2013-ranks-qna-2458318
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Hello
I m also b.e 2013 fresher.hey u can do course like networking and databse software or CMS.such as Mainframe,CMS,hardware troubleshootng and handling real time issuues related to server.

You can do regular B.Com with CS there is no problem. Infact, it is a good option because any degree it better when taken regular not private.