Information Technology

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Yes — the Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU), specifically its School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR), does claim to have a central / institutional library that provides access to e‑journals and online databases. 

What DPGU‑SPR library offers

The SPR library page states it has “20000 plus books and e‑book facility, ” along with “subscription of national and international journals.” 

They also mention access to “online databases, ” suggesting e‑resources beyond just print journals. 

Student reviews of the campus mention a “well-equipped library, ” and highlight the presence of Wi‑Fi, which supports digital access.

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What CSJMU does well (or aims to offer)

CSJMU offers BCA with relatively low fees (state‑university fee scale), which makes it affordable compared to many private colleges. 

Course is structured (6‑semester, standard BCA syllabus: programming, maths, IT, etc.) under its regular scheme (or distance / open‑learning for those who need flexibility).

There are many seats available across campus + affiliated colleges → perhaps easier for admission (less competition than top‑tier / central universities).

If you are budget‑conscious, or coming from nearby region (UP), CSJMU can be a practical choice.

What Allahabad University offers (or could offer) for BCA

AU's BCA programme is reputed to have fairly good placement outcomes (or at least there are claims of good placement records): some sources report ~ 75% placement rate, the highest salary up to ~ ₹ 34 LPA, average around ₹ 8–9 LPA. 

Because AU is a well‑known, “older” central/university‑level institution (with legacy, reputation), its degree may carry more weight for some companies or higher studies — which could help if you aim for big recruiters or postgraduate studies.

The BCA curriculum and campus environment might be more stable (depending on department), and there may be better exposure/peer‑group than at a typical state‑university private/affiliated campus.

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To apply for MCA at MNNIT Allahabad, you must satisfy the following:

You must hold a bachelor's degree (from a recognised university) such as B.Sc, BCA, BIT, or B.E./B.Tech — provided the degree included relevant subjects as required. 

Your bachelor's degree must have included Mathematics (or Statistics / Business‑Mathematics / Computer‑Math equivalent) as one of the subjects (either at graduation or earlier, as per rules). 

You need to have obtained at least 60% aggregate marks in graduation to be eligible. 

You must appear for (and qualify in) the entrance exam: NIMCET (NIT‑MCA Common Entrance Test). Admission to MCA at MNNIT is based on NIMCET merit.

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When you get admitted (or at the time of application/verification), you should submit:

Admit card of the entrance exam (e.g. MAH‑MCA‑CET / PERA‑CET / CUET‑PG — whichever you appeared in) 

Entrance exam scorecard / result sheet 

Class 10th (SSC) mark sheet and passing certificate 

Class 12th (HSC) / Diploma mark sheet and passing certificate 

All semester‑wise (or year‑wise) mark sheets of your undergraduate (graduation) degree 

Graduation passing certificate / provisional certificate (if degree is not yet convoked) or degree/convocation certificate (if graduated) 

If your CGPA needs conversion to percentage (some universities give CGPA), then a CGPA-to‑percentage conversion certificate / letter (if applicable)

Transfer Certificate (TC) / Migration Certificate (especially if you studied at a different university)

Birth Certificate (or age proof / proof of date of birth)

Identity Proof (any Govt. issued photo‑ID — e.g. Aadhaar, Passport, etc.) 

Passport size photographs (usually 2 photos)

(If applicable) Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) and non-creamy‑layer certificate, for reserved‑category applicants — if you are claiming a reserved seat.

(If applicable) Domicile certificate — if required under reservations/quotas.

(If applicable) Work‑experience certificates, if you have prior professional experience and it's relevant/required.

(If applicable) Any extra‑curricular / achievement / co‑curricular certificates (sports, awards, other recognitions) — if you want to claim benefit or for reference.