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Aftab Azim
Guide-Level 11
First of all, why do you even want to pursue MCA after M.Sc in CS as both are post graduation courses in computers? Rather you should look out for some good work options and enhance your technical expertise.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Eligibility for M.Sc in forensic sciences:
Minimum eligibility criteria for M.Sc. in Forensic Science course may vary across institutes. Primarily, the criteria include:
Bachelor's degree in science/ engineering / pharmacy/ medicine, obtained from a recognized university.
A minimum aggregate score of 60% at the level of graduation.
M.Sc. in Forensic Sciences: Admission Process
The merit list for admission to the course is usually prepared on the basis of the candidates' performance in a relevant qualifying examination and entrance exam. General weightage is given to both the score obtained in the entrance exam, and to the score obtained
Eligibility for M.Sc in forensic sciences:
Minimum eligibility criteria for M.Sc. in Forensic Science course may vary across institutes. Primarily, the criteria include:
Bachelor's degree in science/ engineering / pharmacy/ medicine, obtained from a recognized university.
A minimum aggregate score of 60% at the level of graduation.
M.Sc. in Forensic Sciences: Admission Process
The merit list for admission to the course is usually prepared on the basis of the candidates' performance in a relevant qualifying examination and entrance exam. General weightage is given to both the score obtained in the entrance exam, and to the score obtained
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Sofia Goyal
Contributor-Level 10
Weekend and evening class will depend on the time you have to dedicate to the classes.
Being a regular student evening classes can prove to be hectic. But you also need to ensure that you will invest enough time in case you are able to do self-study then weekend class is a good option.
Being a regular student evening classes can prove to be hectic. But you also need to ensure that you will invest enough time in case you are able to do self-study then weekend class is a good option.
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Preeti Bhatt
Contributor-Level 10
MCA eligibility:
Any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (science, commerce, arts, engineering or any approved university) is eligible to apply.
Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 course or any one year of graduation. BCA qualified candidates can also pursue MCA.
* Even if you don't have maths in graduation, maths in 10+2 will also do.
Any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (science, commerce, arts, engineering or any approved university) is eligible to apply.
Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 course or any one year of graduation. BCA qualified candidates can also pursue MCA.
* Even if you don't have maths in graduation, maths in 10+2 will also do.
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Can I study two degree courses simultaneously i.e. D.El.Ed in regular & graduation in distance mode?
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Samreen khan
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you can do 2 degrees simultaneously but through different colleges.
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Is any difference in distance learning or regular learning? Is there any difference in report cards?
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Kritika Agarwal
Guide-Level 13
Yes there is, regular and distance learning are very different modes of learning, you only give around 20% of the effort in distance learning as compared to regular course and hence the value of a regular course is way more.
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aakash deep
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I think no one because most of the premier colleges accept CAT for admissions and you are not eligible for it.
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