Can I study MCA (Master in Computer Applications) after studying commerce in +2 with maths?
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manpreet 2 years ago
MCA eligibility criteria in majority of universities is graduation degree and Maths in +2 stage. Therefore, you will eligible for MCA if you are Commerce graduate with Maths in +2 stage.
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2 years ago
Kaushal, you can as universities just ask for you to be graduate. MCA can outstrip a B. Tech graduates earning potential. There are many good universities that are offer courses like MCA, MCA(H) etc. After MCA you can also go for M.Tech (CSE) or PhD for better career prospects. Most universities offer world class environment to their students along with good placements. Some even offer scholarships. Check the websites of some universities for more details. Good luck.