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I have only maths in my 10+2 not physics chemistry, I think I will be eligible for bsc cs/it, please tell me whether it would be a good course to make career in computers, is btech cs from private college (3rd tier ones) better than Bsc cs+MCA?


bindujatin197 18th May, 2021
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Abhishek Roy 18th May, 2021

Yes, having maths you will be eligible for B.Sc CS/IT.

As far as the second part of your Question is concerned, considering the career scope and placement prospects in ths IT/Software/Services Industry, I would say you must pursue MCA from some of the Good NITs after B.Sc. CS/IT. You need to appear for the NIMCET Exam to get admission in NITs for MCA.

B.Sc CS/IT + MCA ( NITs) is the better combination, above B.Tech CS from Tier 3 Colleges. Of course, if you get admission in CS at some of the Good Tier 2 Engineering Colleges, State Engineering Colleges , Top Private Universities as well as Colleges like RVCE, BMSCE, MSRIT and many others in Bangalore and Hyderabad, near Tech Hubs of India, you may prefer them over the former Option of B.Sc. CS + MCA.

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