i have just given the exams of class12 nom i want to do bca i dont have maths but i have ip
a story of maths on topic use of maths in our daily life
Maths division is the heart of maths. you should always do it because it is good for your brain. DO IT!!!
maths is very useful for us in every field.
"xi" symbol in maths if used mostly in ven diogrammes and is in the top, right hand corner
You'll get those after you learn the real way to solve maths. Until then, you're not learning maths in order to solve. You're learning it in order to learn. If you had shortcuts, you couldn't learn anything.
no
BCA admission requirements vary by college, but students generally need to pass Class 12 from a recognized board and meet the prescribed minimum marks. Mathematics is not compulsory at every institution; some colleges accept students from commerce and arts backgrounds, while others require mathematics or computer science. Understanding the BCA eligibility criteria helps applicants identify programs that match their academic background. Students interested in undergraduate education can explore course options at Aggarwal College, Ballabgarh, and review its current admission requirements. Checking the program's subject criteria, minimum marks, and eligibility rules can help students understand whether their Class 12 qualifications meet the requirements for BCA admission.
no, it is not compulsory.
yes maths is compulsory for mca.
Hello there, you can find the question bank for BCA (Bharathiyar University) at this addresshttp://www.semexam.com/They have semester exam questions of B.Sc Computer Science and BCA for the exams conducted from NOV 2004.
Yes
compulsary-physics,chemistry,maths optional-computer science / electronics
Yes, in first year everyone has similar course. So, its compulsory for you to study maths otherwise you will be the loser.
= Is their any difference between computer science and BCA?" =
yes
Junior Certificate Foundation is my understanding of the abbreviation. Maths, English and Irish compulsory. Irish can be avoided under certain circumstances.
Yes.