Which course should I pursue among B.Tech and BCA as I love computer science and maths but not science? I am in 12th (computer science).

350 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Aastha Mishra
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Radhika Agiwal
9 years ago
You should opt for B.Tech in CSE as it has a better scope than BCA.

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9 years ago
If you have a keen interest in computer applications and maths then opt for BCA or B.Tech in IT.

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Kamaraju pulugurtha
9 years ago
Computer Applications can be learnt either way. So, you won't be in a dilemma, for sure.

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9 years ago
You should opt for BCA. It would be a good option for you.

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Pavitra Khurana
9 years ago
Aastha, It is so clear that you should go for BCA but BCA alone is not enough. You have to do 2 years MCA for a better job profile. For any other information regarding the entrance exam for BCA and its syllabus, you can always ask. Always here to support.

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