What is the eligibility criteria and fees to pursue distance BCA?

Asked about Belda College - Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

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    Omkar Raorane

    6 years ago
    Eligibility is :-
    pass in 10+2 examination in any stream from recognized board of education.
    English as a subject of study.
    A minimum aggregate score of 45% at 10+2 level.
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    ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    I will suggest you not to pursue any Bachelor course from distance learning, as they have less value as compared to a full time degree. If you are able to afford regular college fee then take admission into that, BCA is a practical course which requires proper guidance as it includes Programming Languages, which are not understandable without any proper guidance. And, companies also avoids candidates with distance learning degrees.
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    Singahi saifi A writer, coder, learner and a conquerer | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    An eligibility criteria for getting admission in distance BCA is that you should must have at least 50% in any stream of specific board of education and fee structure of every college varies from 5000/-
    Hope my answer is helpful.
    Thanks,
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    Singahi Saifi
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    Vibhor Kashyap | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    As you are trying to pursue your Bachelor's degree through distance education, I will suggest you not to pursue any Bachelor course from distance learning, as they have less value as compared to a full time degree. If you are able to afford regular college fee then take admission into that, BCA is a practical course which requires proper guidance as it includes Programming Languages, which are not understandable without any proper guidance. And, companies also avoids candidates with distance learning degrees. I hope you understand what I am trying to say.

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