Which one is better: BCA or B.Sc. IT? I didn't have maths in 12th and also, weak in maths.

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Reeba Khan | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

B.Sc IT requires Maths. In fact, admissions of B.Sc IT happen on the basis of Maths marks in class 12th. Even BCA has mathematics, so basically you need to have Maths for these courses. Without Maths, you aren't eligible. Thank you.

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Anvita Rastogi | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

For B.Sc IT or BCA, Maths is compulsory to be a subject in class 12th. Some colleges offer BCA without Maths as a subject, but for that computer application is a compulsory subject in class 12th.

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Omkar Kenjale | Beginner-Level 3

7 years ago

Example of the college or university offers BCA or B.Sc in IT without maths in 12th.

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