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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
Class 12 pass with required minimum marks is mandatory for BCA admission.
A Diploma alone is not accepted for direct BCA admission at Pt. Chiranji Lal Sharma Government College.
If you meet Class 12 eligibility, you can apply on a merit basis in the admission window.
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
Basic Eligibility
You must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised board with at least 50 percent aggregate marks.
Mandatory subject requirement: You need Mathematics / Business Mathematics / Statistics / Allied Mathematics at 10+2 level as one of your subjects.
So if your commerce stream + computer Science in 12th included Mathematics or Business Mathematics or Statistics, then:
Yes, you are eligible to apply for BCA at SRM KTR provided you meet the minimum 50 percent overall marks and have one of the acceptable mathematics-type subjects.
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7 months agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, BCA programs include the basics of AI and data science specializations. However, at my college, Allahabad University, there are separate batches for the data science course. This varies from college to college.
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
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CET (or equivalent) is required for BCA at Dahiwadi College
On a listing for Dahiwadi College's BCA admissions in 2025, the “Cutoff / Admission” page shows that BCA admission is via MAH‑BCA‑CET‑Counselling.
The same source shows cut‑off percentiles (or “closing percentiles / ranks/percentiles” for various categories) that means admission is controlled via CET‑based counselling, not purely merit (12th marks) or direct first‑come first‑serve.
On the “admission info” for Dahiwadi College, it is stated that BCA (and other professional courses like BBA, etc.) admission procedure follows the CET‑based
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
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If you're looking for “good + budget‑friendly” autonomous colleges for Electronics / E&TC / ECE / etc. engineering meaning institutions that balance reasonable fees, decent quality, and acceptable placement opportunities a few across India stand out. What “budget” means will vary a bit (some are relatively low‑fee; others are “reasonable for private colleges”). Here are some of the better-known ones (or candidate colleges) I'd suggest along with why I think they strike a good balance for ECE/ENTC.
Some Recommended Autonomous / Private‑Autonomous Colleges (ENTC / ECE) — “Budget + Value”
| College | Why It's a Good Budget‑Value Choice for ECE / ENTC |
|---|---|
| Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE), Bengaluru | DSCE is autonomous, has a strong placement record overall (recent the highest package ~ ₹56 LPA, many recruiters) and ECE/etc. students reportedly get good placement participation. |
| RV College of Engineering (RVCE), Bengaluru | A reputed autonomous college in Karnataka. While fees may go up under management‑quota, it's known for academic strength and better placement / industry‑connect than many small private colleges. |
| Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology (SCET), Kerala | Recently granted autonomous status, with ECE department NBA‑accredited. Among the relatively well‑recognized autonomous engineering colleges in Kerala offering ECE/ENTC. |
| Erode Sengunthar Engineering College (ESEC), Tamil Nadu | Autonomous, private college but with a history of stable accreditation and somewhat affordable private‑college setting when compared to top tier private colleges. |
| Nandha Engineering College (Perundurai / Erode), Tamil Nadu | Autonomous, with ECE/Electronics–type branches. For students coming from districts or seeking somewhat lower‑fee autonomous colleges in Tamil Nadu, this can be a reasonable pick. |
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
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What CSJMU does well (or aims to offer)
CSJMU offers BCA with relatively low fees (state‑university fee scale), which makes it affordable compared to many private colleges.
Course is structured (6‑semester, standard BCA syllabus: programming, maths, IT, etc.) under its regular scheme (or distance / open‑learning for those who need flexibility).
There are many seats available across campus + affiliated colleges → perhaps easier for admission (less competition than top‑tier / central universities).
If you are budget‑conscious, or coming from nearby region (UP), CSJMU can be a practical choice.
What Allahabad U
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
When filling the MAH BCA CET application, you'll typically need to upload:
A recent passport‑size colour photograph of yourself.
Your scanned signature (signed by you on white paper, using black ink).
After selection or during counselling / admission, you may also need original or scanned copies of your educational certificates (10th, 12th marksheets, etc.), domicile/nationality proofs, any category certificate if applicable — but for the application form itself the main upload is the photo and signature.
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
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Brainware Vidyalankar Scholarship (Academic Excellence)
If you scored 90%–94.99% in your qualifying exam (e.g., 10+2), you get 50% waiver on tuition fees.
If you scored 95% or more, you get 100% tuition‑fee waiver (i.e. full waiver).
This scholarship is not applicable to certain courses (e.g. some pharmacy/nursing courses) — but BCA is eligible.
Brainware Medha Britti Scholarship (Merit Scholarship)
If you have a consistent record (minimum 60% overall marks in qualifying exam and academic history), BCA and many UG courses are eligible.
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
BCA fee at Brainware University
For the standard 3‑year BCA, total tuition fee is ₹ 3,69,200.
For the 4‑year BCA (Honours), total tuition fee is ₹ 4,72,600.
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
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CUET‑UG 2025 exams were held between May and June.
Results came out in early July 2025.
After results, universities run admissions/counselling (seat‑allotment, document verification, fee payment, etc.).
Because of that — classes typically begin a few weeks to 1–2 months after result declaration, depending on how quickly admissions are finalized. For example, one major university recently began new session for incoming CUET‑UG students on 1 August 2025.
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