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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are advised to do BCA-MCA to become software engineer. if you had Maths as a subject in 10+2 stage then you are eligible to seek admission in all BCA colleges, else your choice of institute will be limited.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are advised to take Physics Chemistry Maths and Computer Science as subjects in 10+2 to do B.Tech CSE to join ISRO as a computer software engineer.
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Aarti Singh
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Hari, it is not the subject that will get you a job in ISRO but your hard work. To become a computer engineer go for B.Tech CSE.
The most important thing is the university/ college that you choose for your degree. These days we have many good government as well as private universities like IITs, IITTs, NITs, LPU, SRM, etc offering admissions in B.Tech CSE. Some of them offer admission just on the basis of tests like JEE and some offer you direct admission too on the basis of your marks in previous qualifying exam and some offer admission on the basis of their own tests. So, you can check the websites of these universities to know the co
The most important thing is the university/ college that you choose for your degree. These days we have many good government as well as private universities like IITs, IITTs, NITs, LPU, SRM, etc offering admissions in B.Tech CSE. Some of them offer admission just on the basis of tests like JEE and some offer you direct admission too on the basis of your marks in previous qualifying exam and some offer admission on the basis of their own tests. So, you can check the websites of these universities to know the co
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Rocky Singh
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There are many online articles on prerequisites for MBA preparation. You can opt for MBA in finance and your previous study will help you to get better understanding. Visit IES MCRC Mumbai link https://www.shiksha.com/college/ies-management-college-and-research-centre-bandra-west-mumbai-28220 to get aware of the college and its courses with admission process
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Jewel PSStudent Counselor
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Hi Atif,
You may pursue B.Sc Software Engineering, BCA, B.Sc IT or B.Sc CS. Check here for more options
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india
You may pursue B.Sc Software Engineering, BCA, B.Sc IT or B.Sc CS. Check here for more options
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india
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Vikash Ranjan
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Well, there are many colleges for that, but it depends on you that how you collect your knowledge. Well, all IIT and NIT college scope and jobs are good.
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MJ Dhruv
Beginner-Level 3
Its' really hard as you haven't taken IT nor maths as your subject. So the only way to become a software developer is to study on your own and search institutes who'll help you out in this. Trust me, if you choose to do this it's going to be really hard for you. So, in my opinion you should look out for any profession.
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SIVASISH KOCHA student pursuing b.tech in Comp. Sc
Contributor-Level 7
Yes, definitely you can pursue the course with biology in 10+2 provided that you are also having physics and maths as your subjects. The fact is that biology has no role to play in software engineering, so it is better to take computer science subject in 10+2. And maybe in some colleges, they prefer students with computer science for the course.
Thank you and best of luck.
Thank you and best of luck.
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Suman Kashyap#NITian
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Yes, but you'll have to work hard on your skills. You'll have to learn computer languages like C, C+, JAVA ,HTML. Most of these are taught under college's syllabus and you just have to study them thoroughly.
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