Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Yes, you can probably get admission to the BCA course at UEM Kolkata with 69% in Class 12. UEM Kolkata typically follows a merit-based admission process, and the eligibility criteria for BCA usually demand that candidates have passed their 12th with a minimum percentage in subjects such as Mathematics and Computer Science. With a 69% score, you fall within a competitive range for admission. But it's better to look at the individual eligibility criteria and cutoffs for the year you are applying, since these do change. You may call the college for more information and updates.

BCA might be considered "better" if you are passionate about technology and computer programming, while BBA is better if you prefer business management and broader career options across different industries essentially, BCA offers more specialised technical skills while BBA provides a wider range of career paths with transferable business skills. BBA graduates can find jobs in various sectors like sales, marketing, consulting, finance, and entrepreneurship, while BCA graduates are typically employed in IT companies as software developers, web developers, database administrators, etc.

Now all the courses for BCA are semester wise so I am not sure but I can give u an esstimate 20k per sem.

Yes, AMC Engineering College does provide a refund in case of withdrawal of admission. If a candidate wishes to withdraw or cancel their first-year admission, any fees paid is refunded as per the refund policy after deduction of administrative charges of INR 5,000. Check below to know the fee refund guidelines:

• Refund requested within one week: 100% refund
• Refund requested within two weeks: 50% refund
• Refund requested within three to four weeks: 20% refund
• Refund requested beyond four weeks: No refund

AMC Engineering College MCA admission process has multiple steps. To begin, candidates seeking admission are required to submit an online application form available on the official website of the university. After completion of the application stage, the institute's admission counsellors interview all the applicants as the first stage of the screening process. 

After that, shortlisted students are required to take an entrance exam. Followed by that, the institute organises GD and PI processes. Those who are offered admissions must report to the institute for verification of documents and payment of fees.