What should I do after 12th: BCA or B.Sc CA?

Which is better for me BCA or B.Sc CA. I had failed in maths, and it was replaced by painting and my overall result was pass. Should I appear as a private candidate and reappear in all subjects next year?

328 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Arun Surin
10 Answers
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3 years ago
Choosing between BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) and B.Sc. CA (Bachelor of Science in Computer Applications) depends on your interests and career goals. Both are undergraduate programs in the field of computer applications, but there are some differences between them. BCA is a 3-year program

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kanu vashisht
6 years ago
It's upto your interest and the subjects you are having in your 12th.

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Pavan Kumar
7 years ago
If you are interested in science or chemistry then go for B.Sc, else go for BCA. I hope B.Sc is better as it has many opportunities. For CA you should not deviate from study, it is too complicate to pass the entrance. If you fail in CA once then you will have write all the subjects again to clear th

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Ravi Jaiswal
7 years ago
You should go for BCA followed by MCA.

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Neha Sisodia
7 years ago
You should select BCA. BCA is related with computer applications whereas Chartered Accountant is related with Accounts, Taxation, Auditing etc.

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S
7 years ago
Well, I think you should not go for very tough courses like CA and B.Sc. And better to go for BCA which is very much concentrated towards software and their applications.

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S
7 years ago
Better to do BCA, and then MCA, if you want to do your Masters. But, if you want to quickly start earning, then go for CA, but remember that it is really tough to study.

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anjani jha jha
9 years ago
BCA is a course specially designed to excel in computers. While in B.Sc CA you have to study computer application as one subject preferably in place of chemistry. If you want to learn other science subjects also then go for B.Sc CA otherwise BCA is a better option.

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P
9 years ago
It depends on your stream of 12th,you can opt BCA if interested in computer science unless if 12th is from commerce then can go for CA.

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ritik bhardwaj
9 years ago
It depends on your eligibility. BCA is the best option if you are from commerce stream. After completing BCA, you should opt for Master's degree.

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