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Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, yes you are certainly eligible for N.I.M.C.E.T examination as you have studied or pursued B.C.A degree in graduation then you are eligible for M.C.A from N.I.T.S. The N.I.M.C.E.T eligibility criteria are candidates to be graduates in Science/ IT/ CA/ Technology or Engineering, with at least 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA.

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https://it.careers360.com/articles/nimcet-eligibility-criteria#:~:text=The%20basic%20NIMCET%20eligibility%20criteria,in%20the%2010%20participating%20NITs.

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Hello Student

Taking admission in BCA course which season 3 years full time course maybe taken in government private sector colleges. For admission with his chemistry mathematics at least 50% marks. No Falcon fuel candidate or supplementary candidate compartmental candidate will get chance to take admission in government colleges for BCA course. But a fail in one subject but in aggregate CGPA is high then you will take chance for admission in BCA course in private reported institutions and colleges with a higher admission fees.

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Hello aspirant,

You will be still eligible to appear for NIMCET exam even if have failed in your first semester exams, providing that you have cleared that backlog before you sit in the exams. So, after clearing all the backlogs of any semester exams, you will be eligible to sit for NIMCET exam.

Furthermore, The basic NIMCET eligibility criteria requires Indian candidates to be graduates in Science/ IT/ CA/ Technology or Engineering, with at least 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA . NIMCET is the gateway to admission into M.C.A. courses in the 10 participating NITs.

Further, to know more about the Eligibility Criteria of NIMCET you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it : https://it.careers360.com/articles/nimcet-eligibility-criteria#:~:text=The%20basic%20NIMCET%20eligibility%20criteria,in%20the%2010%20participating%20NITs.

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Hello,

The eligibility criteria of MCA in Delhi University is passed  bachelor degree from a recognized university having at least one paper in Mathematical Sciences (Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Operational Research) under annual mode/at least two papers in Mathematical Sciences (Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Operational Research) in semester mode securing 60% aggregate, check out at http://cs.du.ac.in/admission/mca/#EligibilityMCA to know more details regarding this,

in case of JNU candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline securing 55% aggregate having studied mathematics at class 12th or graduation level, also those with BCA/Bachelor's degree in computer science engineering or equivalent with 55% aggregate are eligible to apply, check out at https://it.careers360.com/articles/jnu-mca to know more details regarding this.

The eligibility criteria for NIMCET is passed B.Sc. / B.Sc. (Hons) / BCA / BIT / B.Voc. (Computer Science/ Computer Applications / Software development)/ BBA (Computer Applications) of minimum three years full-time programme from a recognized University having studied Mathematics/ Statistics as one of the subjects, or passed B.E./ B.Tech. from a recognized University, check out at https://www.nimcet.in/documents/IB_NIMCET-2022.pdf to know more details regarding this.

hello aspirant,

YES, you can give NIMCET exam. All Bachelor's Degree graduates can give NIMCET Exam having Maths in their course.

Furthermore, The basic NIMCET eligibility criteria requires Indian candidates to be graduates in Science/ IT/ CA/ Technology or Engineering, with at least 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA . NIMCET is the gateway to admission into M.C.A. courses in the 10 participating NITs.

Further,. to know more about the NIMCET Exam, eligibility criteria, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it : https://it.careers360.com/articles/nimcet-eligibility-criteria

I hope that this will help.