Information Technology

To secure admission to the master of computer application programme at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Technology need to satisfy criteria and participate in the centralised admission process primarly based on your Maharashtra and MCA common entrance test

Absolutely. Robotics is entrance + aptitude driven, not board toppers only. Pathways: B.Tech in Robotics/Mechatronics/AI & Robotics/EEE + Robotics minor, or B.Sc Mechatronics + PG in Robotics/AI. Focus on entrance scores (JEE/CET/private exams), and start early projects (Arduino, ROS, Raspberry Pi, OpenCV), hackathons, robotics clubs. A strong portfolio/GitHub will outweigh a mid 70s board mark.

Yes, at some private / open universities and autonomous colleges that keep the bar at 40-45%. Many top universities ask for 50% and/or Maths at 12th, but BCA is still accessible through distance/open (IGNOU, NSOU), private universities with foundation bridge courses, or B.Sc IT (where the criteria are looser). Build projects (Python/JS), GitHub, internships, and certifications (cloud/data/web)—they'll matter more than your school marks when you hit placements.

You'll generally need Class 12 with Mathematics / Informatics Practices / Computer Science / Multimedia & Web Tech as one subject, and at least fifty percent aggregate (relaxation for reserved categories as per Panjab University rules). Admission is merit based through Panjab University's centralised process / college merit list, so keep your Class 10–12 marksheets, category / EWS certificate, gap certificate (if any) ready. Do watch the college + Panjab University admission portal for exact percentages, reservation matrix, and counselling dates—they tweak minor rules almost every year.

To apply for BCA via CUET, you must have passed Class 12 with 50% (45% for reserved categories). Some universities need Maths or Computer Science. You can apply online at cuet website when registrations open, usually around March each year.