Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Eligibilty for Admission:
The candidate must be an Indian Citizen certificate from a Village Officer or a competent authority showing that the candidate is a native of any State or Union Territory of India should be furnished in the prescribed format along with the print out of the application. True copies of the birth certificate issued by the competent authority passport/ school certificate-showing place of birth will also be accepted as proof of nativity.
Academic Eligibility:
Candidates should have passed BCA/B.Sc. IT COMPUTER Science Degree of minimum 3 year duration with Mathematics at 12 level or at Graduate level. The candidate should have secured a minimum aggregate of 50percentage marks in their Degree examination, but, it is 45 percent for candidates belonging to reserved category. For SC and ST candidates, a minimum pass in the degree examination is sufficient. No rounding off of percentage of marks to the nearest higher integer is permitted. Candidate seeking admission to the course should be qualified from any of the universities in Kerala or any other Universities, recognised by any of the Universities in Kerala. Final Year regular Bachelor's Degree students are also permitted to appear for the Entrance Examination subject to the condition that the original degree certificate and mark lists of all parts of the qualifying examination shall be produced by the candidate at the time of admission.

B.Sc. Stands for Bachelor of Science. B.Sc. Computer Science is a Bachelors Degree programme. Technically, it is a Science course. However, Physics is not included in its syllabus and Concepts of mathematics related to CS is included in course syllabus. This professional course focuses on the discipline of computer Science. The course covers important topics related to computer Science such as coding, programming languages, computer hardware and software, networking, database management, information technology, mathematics, statistics and electronics. The academic programme consists of both classroom lectures and lab sessions. Lab sessions (practicals) are as important as classroom lectures. Regards.