Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi.

First, you must register for and appear in CUET‑PG via the official CUET portal (run by National Testing Agency, NTA). 

After the exam, you'll get a CUET‑PG application / registration number and your CUET score.

Register on NEHU's admission portal using your CUET‑PG number

If you want admission to NEHU's Tura Campus MCA, you must fill out NEHU's online admission form. 

While filling in the NEHU form, you need to provide your CUET‑PG application number (and other relevant details) as required. 

Pay the admission application fee

For PG (CUET) courses at NEHU, there is an application fee: as per recent prospectus: ₹800 (general) and ₹400 (SC/ST) for PG courses.

Payment is done online (Debit/Credit Card or Net Banking). 

Submit required documents & keep printouts

After submitting the online form, download and keep a hard copy of the application for reference.

At the time of admission (if selected), you'll need to present original certificates / mark‑sheets / eligibility proofs. 

Wait for merit list / seat allotment

NEHU will consider your CUET‑PG performance (and any other eligibility criteria) for admission to MCA at Tura.

If selected, you'll get information for counselling / admission formalities.

Hi.

While pure “M.Sc in Cloud Computing” is rare in India, many MTech/MSc programs offer cloud specialization:

Top Indian Universities Offering Cloud Computing Specializations

UPES, Dehradun – M.Tech in Cloud Computing & Virtualization

VIT Vellore – M.Tech (CSE) with Cloud Computing electives

SRM University – M.Tech Cloud Computing

Amity University – M.Tech Cloud & Mobile Computing

Jain University – M.Sc Cloud Computing

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham – M.Tech Distributed Systems & Cloud

Lovely Professional University – M.Tech Cloud Computing

These are good for students wanting to stay in India but still gain strong industry-oriented exposure.

Hi.

An online Cloud Computing course is a great fit for many kinds of learners — but it depends on your goals, background, and career plans.

1. Students (BCA / BTech / BSc IT / MCA / Diploma)

If you're studying in any computer-related field, cloud skills will:

Strengthen your resume

Help with internships and placements

Give you an edge in roles like DevOps, Cloud Engineer, SysAdmin, Data Engineer, etc.

Best for:
Students who want to build job-ready skills early.

2. Working Professionals Looking to Switch Careers

People from IT support, networking, testing, system administration, or even non-coding backgrounds can transition into cloud roles.

Good for:

IT support engineers

System/network administrators

QA testers

Data analysts wanting cloud/data pipelines

Software developers shifting toward DevOps or cloud-native development

Cloud is one of the easiest high-growth tech domains to switch into.

3. Beginners Who Want to Enter the IT Industry

Even if you don't have strong coding skills, cloud computing roles like:

Cloud Support Associate

Cloud Administrator

DevOps trainee
are very accessible.

If you're new but motivated, cloud is a great starting point.

4. Professionals Looking for Salary Growth

Cloud roles are high-demand + high-paying, especially with AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.

If you want to upgrade your skillset to negotiate higher roles/salaries, this is worth doing.

5. Entrepreneurs / Startup Founders

If you're building a product or service:

Deploying apps on cloud

Understanding cost optimization

Using serverless or managed services

This knowledge can save huge infrastructure costs.

6. Freelancers & Tech Consultants

Knowing cloud gives you access to high-paying freelance work:

Cloud migrations

Web app deployment

Server setup & monitoring

Automation

7. Non-Technical Professionals Wanting IT Exposure

People from commerce, arts or non-IT fields can start with:

Cloud fundamentals

AWS Cloud Practitioner

Azure Fundamentals

Hi.

From the official curriculum and programme description, the languages include:

C — “Programming in C” appears in Semester 1. 

Python — there is a dedicated “Python programming + lab” in Semester 2. 

Likely C+ / Java / other languages — the general CSE programme page lists that graduates are trained in “Python, Java, C+, JavaScript” among others. 

So minimally, there are at least three languages (C, Python, plus C+/Java from general CSE curriculum) taught. According to some sources, students learn up to 5 or more languages including JavaScript — so the “kinds of languages” count might be 4–5 or slightly more.

Hi.

Recent placement data shows MCA students at RVCE have been getting job offers: for 2025–2024 batches, there were offers and placements recorded.

Typical / recent figures: the highest package for MCA placements ~ ₹ 20 LPA, average/median ~ ₹ 8.94–9.5 LPA.

The number of recruiters visiting for MCA is non-trivial (e.g. some years ~ 35 companies) which suggests there are opportunities. 

As per alumni reports on Reddit (or other student forums), some graduates say they got good roles — e.g. one former MCA student said they got placed as Data Analyst and later moved into Data Engineering. 

The college seems to have a fairly strong reputation / brand which may help with placement visibility (especially among larger engineering-/IT- recruiters).