What about online registration in BCA? My 12th percentage is 70.6. Can I get admission?

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Asked by Raj Srivastava

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    Sargam Sharma An engineering student, freelancer and artist. | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    Yes, you can apply for BCA. For more details on this, visit the website or contact admission cell.
  • Shiksha Ask & Answer

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    Adhar Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

    7 years ago
    Yes, you can get admission in Galgotias University in BCA course. The eligibility criteria are 50% in best four relevant subjects at XII level (Including English & Maths/Information Practices) which you clearly met. Galgotias also offers an Integrated (BCA+MCA) Students enrolling in this programme can pursue Bachelor's as well as Master of Computer Application without taking a break. Through this programme, students will not only get a world-class, industry-ready curriculum but also end up saving a year.
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    Amita Sharma National Doctoral fellow | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    Online Registration
    The candidate may fill the Online Application Form as given on the website along with complete details by clicking on the "APPLY ONLINE" tab given on the home page of the website
    After filling the complete form correctly and by clicking on the 'Submit' icon - the candidate will be routed to the "Axis Bank payment gateway"
    The payment of Rs 1100/- can be made online by using your credit card / debit card of any Bank
    On successful application, the system will generate a unique ID which will be candidate's unique identification number throughout the admission process
    An auto generated Email/SMS will be sent to the candidate
    ...more

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