I have taken BA and BSc in cuet exam but now i am thinking BCA is better so can i change it now?
Definitely you can do BCA after completing 12th standard .In BCA you will learn about some interesting subjects like Mathematics, Computer Programming, Computer Networking, Database Management Systems and, Software Engineering. Besides the core compulsory subjects, students can choose from a wide variety of subjects as their pathway elective or minor elective.
As per my knowledge many colleges and Universities are offering BCA course.For BCA programme choose Geeta University as this University offers varies specialization in BCA -
1. BCA (Hons) Industry Integrated Programme in Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning
2. BCA (Hons) Industry Integrated Programme in Data Science &Anaalyticss
3. BCA (Hons) Industry Integrated Programme in Cyber Security
4. BCA (Hons) Industry Integrated Programme in Cloud Computing
5. BCA (Hons) Industry Integrated Programme Full Stack web development in tie up with codequotient
The students of GU has been placed in the top companies with high salary packages. The placements have been divided as dream packages and bulk recruiters. Apart from placements, many eminent companies approach GU to hire students for internships. Around 350+ companies visit every year for campus-recruitment of students from GU. Companies like Amazon, Flipkart, HCL, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Genpact, BYJU’S, American Express, Motherson Sumi, Urban Clap, UST Global, Max Life, ICICI Prudential visiting the varsity campus for conducting their campus placements.
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Hi,
I'm afraid that what you insist on making a change in your cuet preference for the courses, wouldn't be feasible as the different phases of the examination are already heading towards an end.
While filling the form, you were already asked to fill in the desired courses in your preferred colleges. And even if something made to change your mind, the facility of the correction window had already been provided to the candidates in July.
So, sorry, you have to stick with whatever courses you decided to opt for earlier.
Regards.
