BCA

No, there is no age limit in order to appear for the BCA entrance exam unless and until mentioned officially by any university/ college. One can appear for the BCA programs at any given stage of their respective careers. 

Although the usual admission process of getting into a BCA programme involves a merit-based selection process, some of the top government and private universities still prefer conducting respective BCA entrance exams. The difficulty level of BCA entrance exams in India ranges from moderate to tough. But the preparation is manageable with consistent effort. For the students who have a non-science background, the math-intensive sections can present a higher challenge, though dedicated practice and understanding the syllabus can help to score well.

Candidates can usually take admission in a BCA course through a merit-based process. Some entrance exams that are accepted for getting into BCA programs are mentioned below in the list -

• IPU CET
• CUET UG
• LUCSAT
• SETLPUNEST

Ashram campus 

ECB Bikaner offers admission to BCA programme based on the merit of the aspirants. The college considers Class 12 scores of the candidates for selection. Once selected, aspirants have to report at the campus for document verification and fee payment. There are a total of 120 seats available in the BCA programme.

ECB Bikaner offers a three-year BCA programme at the UG level. The programme is divided into six semesters. Aspirants who have completed Class 12 in any stream can apply for BCA. The selection for BCA programme is based on qualifying exam scores of the candidates. 

It's BTech followed by BBA then BCA.

Some of the top colleges that provide a good ROI when it comes to BCA courses are Christ University, SICSR Pune, Loyola College, Stella Maris, and MCC Chennai. Other strong alternatives that could be considered are Kristu Jayanti and Amity Noida. For a more detailed outlook on the BCA course and its colleges, you can refer to : BCA course complete overview.

The colleges may usually need you to pay an admission fee at the time of admission; other than that, you either need to pay a fee for a full semester or a full year. It is totally up to you if you want to pay the course fee for the whole BCA course duration in one go. It is very common for colleges to allow fee payment in installments. So, no you don't need to pay the whole BCA course fee at the time of admission. Though fee payment guidelines vary greatly depending on the college's policies and whether it's a private, government, or open university.