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The NMU MAH MCA CET cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the MCA course for multiple categories under both the All India and Home State quotas. The cutoff was released in the form of opening and closing percentiles based on students' performance in the entrance exam. 

According to the NMU MCA Cutoff 2025, the last round cutoff was 77.83 for the General AI quota at GHRCEM, Jalgaon. For the General HS quota, the cutoff in the same round was 85.39. 

Please remember that the cutoff for other categories, rounds, and quotas will be different from one another.

It's not a direct answer. Salary depends on skills, experience, location, profile and company. Freshers earn 3 to 8 LPA. Experienced ones can earn upto 20 LPA. Average MCA salary being 7 to 10 LPA. Some highly demanded roles are Data Scientists, AI/ML professionals, Cloud computing, etc.

Most of the colleges provide a MCA of 2 years divided into 4 semesters. Some colleges like top NITs offer 3 year MCA. A 3 year MCA is more specialised and extensive. 2 year MCA is more common.

Some universities offer MCA lateral, which is a course that allows candidates to enter 2nd year MCA curriculum. Both MCA and MCA lateral are counted as postgraduate course.  In order to be eligible for MCA lateral entry, you have to pass either BSc in Computer Science/ IT or a BCA.

BCA graduates from Christ College of Science and Management can pursue post-graduate studies such as MCA, MTech, MS in Computers and MBA.

Christ College of Science and Management offers four-year BCA programme. The course is divided into eight semesters. The students are trained in practical and theoretical aspects of computer science.

Any student who has passed PUC/ Class 12/ Pre-university equivalent courses in Science, or commerce securing a minimum of 40% marks is eligible for admission in BCA programme at Christ College of Science and Management.

Yes. The cutoff (opening and closing ranks) is released after each round of centralised counselling. Typically, there are three primary rounds followed by a special/spot round if seats remain vacant at participating NITs.

No. You must secure a positive score in Mathematics; there is no other way around. If you score 0 or minus (because of negative marking) you automatically get disqualified from ranking, irrespective of your score in other sections.

Scoring above 360 marks (~700+ weighted marks) is considered excellent and can secure you a rank within the top 100 and study at NIT Trichy or NIT Warangal.