Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello Anshika,
The fee will be around 60000-65000 per annum for engineering.
The fee structure for all the courses at DAVV is available in a PDF document.
You may refer to this:
http://www.dauniv.ac.in/notices/Univ_Fee_Structure_06052012.pdf
Their official website is: www.dauniv.ac.in

Eligibilty for MCA is
Any Bachelor degree from the University of Delhi with at least one paper in Mathematical Sciences (Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Operational Research) under annual mode/at least two papers in Mathematical Sciences (Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Operational Research) in semester mode or an equivalent degree.
Check for the subjects if you have studied in the said combination then only you are eligible otherwise not.

Hello Shivang,
You can also pursue a career in gaming after completing your B.Tech in computer science engineering as a game developer. Candidates who are good in programming languages they also have good opportunities in the gaming industry.
Well, if you have ever wanted to get indulged into the making of game, then you may look at the game designer as a good career option.
Hope this helps! All the best!

MCA is a job oriented post graduation degree and is treated equivalent to B.Tech CSE. Currently Indian IT industry is in slow decline phase because of outcry against outsourcing in Western countries and increasing restrictions on working visas. But still there are good opportunities for brilliant students. Indian IT companies hires majority of fresher through campus recruitment. Those students who do not get job in campus placement face lot of challenges in getting good job. Therefore, you are advised to seek admision in MCA in college with excellent campus placement.

Yes, you can do it!
Firstly, there is no matter about Hindi and English. As a commerce student has no option, they are always considered as English student because accounting will be done with English not Hindi how would you make a balance sheet and profit and loss accounts in Hindi.
Secondly, it's up to ur skill in which part you are strong which one is not.
Alway hope for the best. Att the best

Though you got the 51% in 12th, you can get admission in engineering but before taking admission you have to make a promise that you ll work hard, and choose a good college and do not be trapped in college who give a rebate in fees to attract students, because good colleges do not do so. You may visit colleges where internationally renowned systems are followed. I came to know one Anand international college of engineering Jaipur, but please visit it. All the best!