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B.Sc. in Computer Science is a popular undergraduate degree focusing on the study of computer systems , programming , software development and algorithms .

This course equips students with the technical skills needed to pursue careers in software development, IT consultancy, data analysis and more. It can also serve as a foundation for advanced studies in fields like Machine Learning, Data Science or Computer Engineering.

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If you're a Biology-Computer Science stream student in Class 12 and want to pursue a B.Sc Economics with Statistics without having taken Maths or Economics in 12th, you can consider colleges that offer admission based on your overall percentage in the science stream, and might not strictly require those subjects. Here are a few universities to explore:

You can consider Delhi University some colleges under Delhi University like the "Department of Economics" might consider your overall percentage in the science stream for admission to B.Sc Economics with Statistics,

Candidates coming from science background and who does not studied economics as a main subject in class 12 then 2 % will be deduct from their percentage in delhi University colleges like SRCC , LSR , HINDU , HANSRAJ and STEPHENS % they take admission on 12gh qualifying marks which is more than 98 percent.

You can also go for other options University of Hyderabad,University of Mumbai, Jadavpur University,amu etc.

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Unfortunately, it's unlikely Government PG College, Sendhwa offers a free B.Com Computer Applications Program. Public colleges typically have fees associated with their programs.

The college website or contacting them directly can confirm if they have the program and its fee structure. You can search for scholarships and financial aid options that night help cover the costs.

To be considered for admission in Hansraj College (HRC) you must appear in CUET with any one language from List A and Mathematics. HRC will also consider your marks in the qualifying examination, including one language and three best subjects. You must score at least 45% in English or Hindi and have a combination of the best three subjects from Mathematics, Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies.

You are having these combination of Bengali, English, Mathematics, Economics, Computer Application, and Accountancy which makes you eligible for the course to get admission in HRC.

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though the BOSSE certificate are Generally accepted by most University still it will be a very good idea to check the specific eligibility of the university that you are interested in some universities me as specific requirements for students from regular School.You can contact the universities admission office to clarify any doubts.Many University especially the top ones require the students to clear the entrance exams like JEE mains neet clat etc. So if you perform well in these exams they will give you a significant boost. Still most importantly there is a great chance that you won't be facing any problem as the marksheet is accepted by all the universities in India

Yes, you might be eligible for MSc mathematics at Delhi university with a BTech in computer science depends on your background in mathematics. Actually the program prioritizes applicants with a BSc Honours or  BSc degree with a well minimum number of courses in mathematics as the seats are limited so there will be a huge competition . Graduates with a bachelor degree possibility that they might also be considered they have passed at least a three year long course or 6th semester long course in mathematics might also be considered based on your degree in computer. You might have taken some courses related to mathematics particularly in areas  like discrete mathematics linear algebra, etc. You should contact the department of mathematics at DU to enquire about your eligibility they can tell you the best.

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Hi Harshit! From the question, I find you are asking for openings but am not sure in what category. If the requirement is job opportunities or education placements, I can suggest with your background of BTech Computer Science.

Do let me know if you seek either of the following things:

• Job openings in IT areas or specific companies?
• College admissions for further studies or specific courses
• Internship opportunities in computer science?

Let me know, and I'd be happy to provide information or guidance!

To become an MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) after completing a BSc in Computer Science, you typically need to gain relevant experience in IT infrastructure management through internships, entry-level jobs, and potentially pursue additional certifications in network administration, system maintenance, and hardware troubleshooting.

you might also consider a master's degree in a related field like network engineering or system administration. As in computer science it is not easy to get job without masters degree and you should also consider the university which will help you in placement.off campus placement without experience will be hard.so i suggest you to do masters forst.

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Here is an overview of STP :-

• Full Form : STP stands for Software Training Program or Systematic Training Process , depending on the context of the institution.

• Purpose : Offers specialized training programs in computer education and technology to enhance technical skills.

• Courses Offered :

  • Programming languages (Java, Python, C++)
  • Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
  • Software Development
  • Data Analysis and Machine Learning
  • Networking and Cybersecurity

• Target Audience :

  • Students, job seekers, and professionals seeking IT skills.
  • Beginners to advanced learners.

• Learning Methodology :

  • Hands-on projects
  • Industry-oriented curriculum
  • Online and offline modes

• Certifications : Provides recognized certifications for completing courses.

• Objective : Prepares learners for IT jobs or entrepreneurship by bridging the skill gap in technology.

• Global Presence : Often found as regional institutes or as part of larger training networks globally.

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Yes, you are eligible for a B.Sc. in Computer Science even if you studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science in Class 12. Most universities and colleges offering B.Sc. Computer Science require candidates to have studied Mathematics or Computer Science at the 10+2 level. Since you have Computer Science, you fulfill the eligibility criteria for many institutions.

However, specific eligibility criteria vary by college, so confirm with the institution you are applying to. Some may require Mathematics as a mandatory subject, while others accept students based on their overall science background and interest in Computer Science.

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