Hello,

Yes, you can do BCA after 12th std even if you had an arts stream. Eligibility criteria for admission vary from college to college. Some need maths as a compulsory subject in 11-12th and some don't.

There are many colleges in India offering BCA courses. It depends upon the candidate which state he/she prefers.

I'll list few colleges offering BCA courses.

1.Christ University, Bangalore

2.GLS institute of computer science, Ahmedabad

3.IBSAR, Navi Mumbai

4.Xavier Institute of Computer Application, Ahmedabad

5.DAVC, Chandigarh

6.NIM, Mumbai

7.IMS, Noida

8.ITM University, Gwalior

9.BVIMR, New Delhi

Hi

Yes, you can definitely get into bank jobs, what all matters is that you have passed your 12th .There's no percentage barrier either in your 12th or graduation to be eligible for bank jobs graduation .To be eligible for Bank jobs you need at least  qualification of graduation, so after your 12th , you need to pursue graduation now.

For your reference,

SBI clerk 2021 eligibility criteria is given below :

* Educational qualification :- you need to be a graduate in any discipline. Those who are in final semester of their graduation are also eligible to apply provisionally.

*Age :-  you must be at least 20 years old (as on 01 April 2021). You must not be more than  28 years old (as of 01 April 2021).

You can get the complete information regarding eligibility by visiting our page the link for the same is given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk-eligibility-criteria#--SBI-Clerk-Eligibility-Criteria-2021-

Similarly,

For your reference,

SBI PO eligibility criteria is provided below :-

* you need to be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised University

*  Lower age limit is 21 years while the upper age limit is 30 years. There's relaxation of 3 years for obc and 5 years for SC/ST on upper age limit

* You should be Indian

You can check the same by visiting our page for which link is provided below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-po

Thank you

Hello Student,

UPSC will release CDS 2 registration form on 4th august.

Actually there are some medical standards which you have to pass before joining all the after the examination. Yeah I am going to tell about those medical standards

• First of all you should not have any tattoo on your body accept inner face of your forearm
• You should have good physique and good mental health, if you have  any permanent disease which can stop you to do daily duties of CDS you will be terminated
• Your height should be minimum 152 cms and weight should be according to that
• Your hearing blood pressure should be normal
• You should not have any e disease of heart or blood organic or functional disease.

That's why why there may be some problems during the medical check up if they can see any symptoms of that or know about that. But don't loss hope ,go further .

Click on the link below to know more

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/cds

Hi Aspirant,

Please mention the name of App which you are talking about for your postgraduate course. And since you have not mentioned the name of the App, I  am really sorry to inform you that I can't give you any suggestions or information regarding your PG course. However you can learn more about your interested PG course by referring the link below,

https://www.careers360.com/courses/pgd-postgraduate-diploma

Hope this helps.

Feel free to ask any more doubts regarding this.

All the best!!!

Hello,

In all the state level colleges there are few seats reserved and given on the basis of JEE main examination and the percentage of the seats may differ from college to college. So as you are talking about SPIT hence, it has a 15 to 20 percent of seats which are allotted through the JEE main exam and also SPIT is one of the top level of college and due to less seats your marks should be very high in your examination so if you are setting for a target than at least it should be above 90 percentile to 95 percentile so that you will able to face the competition between the students.

Thank you..

Hi Rahul,

This is a common problem in most of us. So, no need to worry that this happens only with you. See, if you feel like this then you should think positive about your future and consider yourself the best person ever. Listen to some music, dance or do whatever you like.

Do not procrastinate because it will kill your prosperity. You need to indulge yourself in works so that you can not get demotivated by overthinking. Keep yourself busy and try out new skills and work.

Coming to your point of the study hours. See, there are two issues that you might be facing. One is that you just open the book and start studying but after some minutes you start thinking about the future or anything else then started worrying about it.

Or you are not enjoying your study sessions. So, what you need to do right now is to make a fixed timetable that you should follow with your heart properly. Do not let this time and opportunity wasted. Study hard and make proper notes and just left everything else for some time. When the right time comes you will get to know.

So, Be focused and confident.

I hope you get your point.

Wishing you all the very best:)

Hello candidate,

If you are interested in any information related to college admission and campus cutoffs, opening and closing ranks, best books for preparation, examination analysis, mark distribution, or any other examination related information then you are at the right place as the site I will help you and all the above mentioned details keeping the previous year trends in mind.

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Hope you found it helpful!!

Hello,

I believe your query is for LFAT, first of all in order to start your preparation, you need to be well acquainted with the exam pattern, and syllabus as follows-

LFAT  is conducted for two hours, there is a total of 150 MCQs from sections such as

Language Comprehension consists of Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, Grammar, Sentence Correction or Completion, Antonyms and synonyms

You can use YouTube channels regarding this, there are various tutorials to help you for understanding of each concept aforementioned, other than this go through Word Power Made Easy for Vocabulary, Wren and Martin for grammar section, and Objective General English by SP Bakshi for practice purpose.

General Awareness and Current Affairs consists of Major developments in geopolitics, Eminent personalities, Sports, Awards and honours, Important environmental agreements, International events, Current affairs, UN bodies

Download The Hindu or The Indian Express to cover this section, additionally you can go through monthly magazines like Pratiyogita Darpan, there are various educational blogs related to preparation which you can explore accordingly,

Reasoning, Mental Ability and Legal Aptitude consists of International Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Contracts and Constitutional Law, Law of Crimes, Torts, Legal Awareness including Constitutional Law & Polity, Series, Blood Relations, Directions, Critical Reasoning, Analogy, Syllogism etc.

Refer Legal Awareness and Legal Aptitude by AP Bhardwaj, Bare Acts of Indian Constitution to cover this section,

each section consists of 50 questions, and for each question two marks are allotted, there is no negative marking scheme,

Visit our page at https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-lfat to know more detailed information about preparation tips for LFAT.

Hello Rahul,

I can understand you, but you should understand that you must have to choose one career option at a time . In fact time will not permit you to prepare for both because these exams comes under the toughest category of exams.

Now the question is which career option is best, CA or IAS?

See, If you are interested in power and administration then go for IAS and if you are interested in financial juggling then CA is best for you.

Let me present you some difference in these two career option to make you aware of things.

• CA is a professional degree which if accompanied with graduation and masters offers value added services. Whereas I.A.S is Civil Services, and to sit for the same, graduation in any discipline is must.
• CA offers jobs in both public and private sector while Civil Services are only offered at government level.
• Canada, New Zealand, Australia are three top recruiters of Accountants (you need to sit for few exams) while there is no option of getting posted abroad as an I.A.S officer.

I hope these points are making things clear to you now.

I would also suggest you to make your own research. Try to understand what you like. If you like accounts, can work for long hours on clients file, good with numbers and have good concentration power than CA is your choice. But, If you like to administer, concerned towards India as a Society and are looking to work for government than IAS is the better choice.

You can get more details about the exam UPSC through which you can become an IAS officer. Below is the link.

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

To know the syllabus of same you can click on the link below.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-syllabus

Similarly, to know more about  chartered accountant (CA) you can go through the link below.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/chartered-accountant

I hope this clears your doubts.

All the very best! Stay confident!