What subject should I take after 10th class if I want to became an app developer?

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
BCA B.Sc. (IT) or B.Tech (IT). You need to learn Java to become an app developer. If you learn Java then you won't feel any discomfort while creating apps. After learning Java you will need to use Android Studio, an official software for app development. Android Studio uses Java as its main language

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Singahi saifi
8 years ago
You should take computer science and then you should take admission in any IT course i.e. BCA, B.Sc (IT) or B.Tech (IT). You need to learn Java to become an app developer. If you learn Java then you won't feel any discomfort while creating apps. After learning Java you will need to use Android Studi

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Vibhor Kashyap
8 years ago
Hi, You can take Computer Science in your 10+2 if you want to learn basic programming. You can learn Java through online courses or attending some certified courses to learn Amdroid Programming. Remember that Android Apps require you to be able to code in Java and Android Studio (Android's Officia

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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
9 years ago
Hello Pratik, You won't get any specialisation option right after 10th. You need to wait until your graduation. I would recommend you to choose Science and keep Computers as a subject in your 12th standard. After your 12th board examinations, you can opt for B.Sc., B.Tech., or BCA for your graduati

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