The mathematics in BCA is harder than 12th maths or is it manageable?

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

2016-04-16 14:39:44

Hi Jones The best way to compare and understand the difficulty level is to take a look at course structure if BCA for the university u plan to apply. What might look difficult to you may or may not be the same for others. Hope this helps.

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Jones Jacqvils | Beginner-Level 2

2016-04-16 14:48:49

Mam I have a doubt choosing a degree I actually appeard my 12th boards last month and want to become a music producer but I don't want to directly jump into that field I want to join a career in a good decent field which has good income and better in future. could you help me out to clear my doubts

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