Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Including GST fees are 56000 rupees only for Bangalore
In Chennai or Hyderabad, fees are 46,000.
See VECTOR India Institute VECTOR Institute - Embedded Training in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, India is a private institute which gives you Basic training in Embedded System.
When you say Is it worth it I dont know in what context you are asking.
Three of my friend had taken up the course in that institute. One of them got placed. Other two didnt because of low academic grade.
As far as teaching is concerned their syllabus is quite similar to the one we have in B.E/ B.Tech course. So if you havent studied properly in your B.E course you can join the institute. Your C skill will be improved. You will get familiar with linux environment. They have decent lab, So you will get some practical exposure. They cover 8051/8052, AVR and ARM microcontroller architecture.

You will come across a good number of institutions offering BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications). The undergraduate programme is a three-year study on applications of computer systems and information technology. The course curriculum of this programme is somewhat similar to B.Tech CS/ IT, which however is a four-year programme and is more specialised. There is no programme called specialised BCA as such. However, a few institutions also offer some certificate courses/ add-on courses with BCA including Big Data, Data Analytics, etc. , which are indeed helpful. For further queries, feel free to ask. Because when you ask, you learn and know the one which you intend to.
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So you must have also started exploring the world of game development. Cool, isn't it? How can game developers make these awesome things? How can they sew a whole new virtual world with the power of programming, AI, graphics and what not? But after quite searching, you must have exhausted and thought, Hi why not join a college for game programming in India? Stop right there. Keep one thing in mind, you don't need college for learning how to create games. As far as I have been into this, it involves the use of logic and a better understanding of programming language (especially C+since it is widely used in everything). Rather go for learning computer science. It is the discipline which is important, not the game programming college. Moreover, you will be able to combine all other areas of computer Science into programming games. Whereas in game programming college, they will only teach you a specific area of programming, which is quite wrong and won't be helpful in long run. The game developers I know are mostly self-learners and really implemented what they thought. And mostly, they love what they do. Refer this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/game-design/colleges/colleges-Delhi-ncr