should i take drop for btech or take a admission in sharda or lpu university. i have 4338 rank in bca . So which is best for me

Hii Shubham,

Firstly the field you choose reflects your future, so always choose the one with your interest i.e., where you can show your extreme passion. So now coming to comparison between sharda and LPU University with the knowledge I had till now I would suggest you to go for LPU University because in aspects of placements, academics, infrastructure LPU University is ahead than Sharda. So all the very best!

Hello,

B.Tech and BCA( Bachelor of computer applications) are two varied courses and have many differences between them.

The main difference is that B.Tech is a 4 year course and BCA is a 3 year course. You should also know about you interest if you do not have internet in computer or coding you should not take BCA as well as CS engineering you can go for any other branches. But if you have interest in computer you should know which course you should pursue.

Regarding the college sharda and lpu are both private colleges for BCA and can provide you placements but with low packages. You can take admission in it or can try for government college.

Hello,

See this is a personal suggestion.I will suggest you to take a year drop and prepare will full dedication.If you want to give JEE or other engineering entrance exam again,then choose a good coaching institute or if you can prepare by self studying,then also it's good.

And if are not willing to take a drop,then only you can take admission in these money minded colleges like lpu,sharda..etc.I will not suggest to you.

Or if you think that you can get admission in one of the good colleges for B.C.A ,so i will suggest you that rather than spending 1 year if you are intersted more towards computer applications,then you can take admission in B.C.A.

So it's now your decision,whether what you wanna do.

Either take a drop or join any private collge or join any good college in BCA.

ThankYou!

All the Best!

If any queries,feel free to ask!

Regards!

Shikhar Singh Chauhan