M.Sc. in Computer Science colleges in India

The CGPA is a measure of a student's overall cumulative performance over all semesters completed. The CGPA is the ratio of total credit points earned by a student in various courses across all semesters completed to the sum of all credits earned across all semesters completed. Where SGPA (S, ) is the year's SGPA and C, is the total number of credits in the semester. To enable its applicability in other academic matters, CGPA will be converted into % as follows. CGPA x 10 = Equivalent Percentage The percentage will be rounded to the nearest decimal point.

The Institute takes pride in offering its students a median placement salary of INR 0.67 LPA, that underscores its dedication to preparing graduates for prosperous careers by providing them with a noteworthy and competitive compensation package.

St. Xavier's University Kolkata offers 5 PhD, 8 postgraduate, and 9 undergraduate courses in Statistics, Commerce and Management, Law, Computer Science, Mass Communication, English, Economics, Psychology and Social Work. MBA is St. Xavier's University of Kolkata's signature programme. St. Xavier's University at UG level offers various programmes which include BCom (Hons), Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) (Hons), BA in Economics, BA in English, and BA in Mass Communication. Admission to these programmes is based on the marks scored in Class 12. The University also offers other PG programmes such as MCom, MA, and MSW. Admission to these PG programmes is based on the marks obtained in the admission test conducted by the University itself. 

SRTMUN offer seats to candidates based on national/ state-level entrance exam or merit in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants are first required to register for the course of their choice via online mode. SRTMUN shortlists candidates based on state-level entrance exams such as MAH B.Ed CET, MAH MBA CET, MHT CET, etc. for admission to specific courses.

The university conducts Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission to programmes such as BSc, MSc, etc. For all others, merit in the last qualifying exam is considered for admission. The university releases a merit list to announce the names of the selected candidates. Shortlisted aspirants must pay the programme fee to confirm their seat in the university.