Can I do MSc in AI and Machine Learning after completing MCA or with just my BSc qualification?
Yes, you can pursue an MSc in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning after completing either an MCA (Master of Computer Applications) or a BSc in Computer Science.
- MCA: Most universities accept MCA graduates for MSc AI/ML programs, as it provides a strong computer science foundation.
- BSc in Computer Science: This is also a common pathway. Some programs may require a minimum percentage (usually around 50%) and a background in mathematics.
- Eligibility details and admission criteria - such as entrance exams or direct admission - vary by university and are subject to change.
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