BA. how many coures it will be there ? What is the easiest degree way to achieve District magistrate or collector.? B.Sc only computer only i want not maths and science. B.Sc how many courses and how can i become software or It?

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How Many Courses in BA?

A BA course has a lot of courses, which can be divided into the following:

• Language and Literature: English, Hindi, regional languages, etc.
• Social Sciences : Sociology, Psychology, History, Political Science, Economics.
• Humanities: Philosophy, Fine Arts, Music.
• Specializations: International Relations, Journalism, Public Administration.

Easiest Way to Become District Magistrate/Collector

Becoming a District Magistrate or Collector requires one to clear the CSE conducted by UPSC.

• Recommended Degree: There is no particular requirement, but a BA in Political Science, Public Administration, or Economics would be helpful to understand the governance and policy-related issues.
• Path: Complete graduation, start preparing for UPSC, and choose subjects according to your interest and syllabus.

B.Sc. in Computer Science (Without Maths/Science)

B.Sc. in Computer Science has mathematics as a part of its curriculum. However:

• Options: Identify colleges that offer BA or BCA in Computer Science as they may have much less emphasis on advanced maths.
• Career Options: Software Development, Data Entry, UI/UX Designing, Basic IT Support.

How Many Courses in B.Sc.?

BSc has a wide range of courses:

• Pure Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics
• Applied Sciences - Computer Science, Information Technology, Agriculture, Bio-Technology
• Specialist Fields - Animation, Data Science, Environmental Science, Nursing

How to Enter the IT/Software Career

To get into an IT/software career:

• Pursue B.Sc. in Computer Science , BCA , or any related IT course.
• Acquire relevant skills: Coding (Python, Java, etc.), Web Development, Data Analysis.
• Internships or certifications in areas such as Cloud Computing or Cybersecurity.

If you do not want to be a part of the software industry with advanced science knowledge, then a BCA or diploma course in IT might be more suitable for you.