What is the difference between BCs and BSc in computer science?

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BCs Computer Science is combination of three subject I.e. Math Physics and computer science but BCS have only computer in the curriculum so for Great opportunities in different field you can go for B Sc Comp Sc but for specialisation in Computers only you have to choose BCS.

BCs is not a common initialism for a bachelor's degree. Usually, the bachelor's degree with be a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS). Some universities will refer to their degrees by Latin names, which means the initialism comes out the reverse of the English initialism, I.e. AB or SB, respectively.
There aren't hard and fast rules for the differences in curriculum between a BA or BS in CS. Typically a BS will require more courses in the major. But, sometimes the difference is less curricular and more dependent on the rules the university sets for each of its colleges. For instance, if a CS program is run out of a math department attached to the College of Arts and Letters, the degree awarded will be a BA even though the course work is comparable to that of a BS degree awarded by a different university through the College of Engineering or the College of Sciences