Which course is good BCA or B.Tech? Which has more scope? What are the minimum marks required to get admission?

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Deepak Prajapati Want to share my knowledge | Scholar-Level 16

6 years ago

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shubham chaudhari Mgmt committe member at Welingkar College ,Mumbai. | Contributor-Level 10

5 years ago

Obviously, B.Tech has a good scope, and it is the one which is a recognized degree.

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Singahi saifi A writer, coder, learner and a conquerer | Contributor-Level 8

6 years ago

B.Tech has more scope as compared to BCA. B.Tech is a 4 years course and BCA is a 3 years. You need to have at least 60% in your class 12th with Science stream. While, if you want to get admission in BCA, you need to have at least 45% in class 12th from any stream. This is the main advantage of people choosing BCA as their career. Student from any stream can get admission.

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Sapan Sapan | Guide-Level 12

4 years ago

HiIf you have decided to become a soft ware engineer I would suggest B.Tech which requires minimum 60% in XIIth and 80 percentile in JEEMains or you can give the entrance exam conducted by the university. Check the efficiency scale,
1. Infra structure
2. Accreditation.
3. Faculty is not only experienced but is updated
4. Industry immersion
5. Labs are well-equipped with the latest technology
6. Placement preparation
7. Aids research
8. The School of Professional Enhancement
9. Placements
10. Covid regulations adhered to strictly
10. Awards and rankings.
11. Extensive scholarships.
12. Covid regulations adhered to
13. LPU students are guided

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Aiza Khan | Contributor-Level 7

5 years ago

For BCA is a 3 years degree course in the field of computer applications. After completion of the BCA course, students can choose for a Master’s degree or they can even try for a job. Students not having mathematics at 10+2 level can also apply for BCA. Bachelor of Computer Applications is a course that is meant for students wishing to make their career in the field of computers and information technology. Last semester is exclusively for project training in which student shall be required to work on a project assigned to them. For B.Tech:
The Bachelor of Technology degree programme in Computer Science and Engineering is accredit

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Ashwani Kumar

6 years ago

B.Tech- It is Bachelor of technology and it has huge career scope in private and public, both sector. It takes 4 years after class 12th. Minimum marks to get admission in B.Tech is 60%.
BCA- It is Bachelor in computer application. It also has huge scope in software industry like TCS, Wipro, and Accenture etc. It take 3 years after class 12th, and minimum marks to get admission in BCA is 55%.

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Akash Malav VNITian | Contributor-Level 9

6 years ago

BCA or B.Tech are two different streams, likewise as an NITian, I would suggest you to go for B.Tech, here you get much opportunities. While after doing BCA, you have to prepare for bank and clerk exams. So go for B.Tech, minimum marks criteria are depending on whether you are going for private or government colleges otherwise, you should have atleast 75% marks. All the best.

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Parakh Mishra | Guide-Level 11

6 years ago

B.Tech has more scope than BCA as its placements are more than that of BCA.

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Siddharth Sahu | Contributor-Level 6

5 years ago

Of course, B.Tech gives you more opportunity than BCA but you have to pursue B.Tech from a reputed college. Otherwise, it will give you nothing. You just have to get minimum 50% marks in higher secondary. In short B.Tech has more scope than BCA although go through this link
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/it-software/articles/amp/mystory-sheenam-vinayak-why-i-chose-bca-over-btech-blogId-17499.