Colleges in India

Hi.

Yes — Abhijit Kadam Institute of Management and Social Sciences (AKIMSS), under Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) (BVP), does offer an MCA programme. 

But there's a catch when you ask “external admission” — and here's how I understand things (and what “external admission” might mean in this context), plus what is and isn't available at AKIMSS now:

What AKIMSS offers: Full‑time MCA (on‑campus)

The standard MCA programme at AKIMSS is a full‑time, on‑campus course. 

Eligibility includes a 3‑year bachelor's degree, and preference/requirement for mathematics at 10+2 or graduation level (or else you may have to take a “bridge” course).

Admission is based on an entrance test conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth (for example, B‑MAT or B‑CAT) followed by counselling for seat allotment.

Hi.

Yes — given that you have completed BCA and have written Karnataka PGCET (or equivalent as required), you can be eligible for Kuvempu University for MCA — provided you meet its eligibility conditions.

 What official eligibility says at Kuvempu University

For MCA at Kuvempu University, one of the accepted qualifications is a BCA degree (or a B.Sc. / B.A. / B.Com with required maths background). 

The eligibility requirement includes having had “Mathematics/Business Mathematics” either at 10+2 level (or in graduation) for non‑CS B.Sc./B.A./B.Com entrants — but since you have BCA, that part is already satisfied. 

For general (unreserved) category, the required aggregate in graduation is usually 50%. For reserved categories (as per state norms), there is relaxation (e.g. 45%).

Admissions are based on PGCET (or the university's entrance exam if seats remain unfilled) at Kuvempu.

Hi.

According to college‑listing sites, for B.Tech / B.E. (including Computer Science / IT branches) at MGM's College of Engineering and Technology, more than 80% of students reportedly get placed. 

The reported salary range (for placed students) is roughly ₹ 10 LPA to ₹ 18 LPA (highest vs lower end) in some placement‑reports.

According to independent reviews by students/alumni, roles offered tend to be “software/IT” — for computer‑engineering students — and many get placed via on‑campus drives.

The college claims to have a functioning “Training & Placement Cell” (TPC), with mock interviews, aptitude testing, soft‑skills / corporate‑readiness training, guest lectures, tie‑ups for “skilling” (some with industry‑relevant programs) — which improves employability before placements.