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a week agoContributor-Level 9
Think of counselling (officially called the Centralised Admission Process or CAP) as the actual college admissions round! After your result, you register online, list your preferred colleges, and the system assigns you a seat based on your rank and choices.
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a week agoScholar-Level 18
Hi.
University does not officially conduct dedicated campus placement drives specifically for MCA students. Many current and past students report that there is no structured placement cell or regular on-campus recruitment for MCA — especially compared to engineering or large tech colleges.
Some information even suggests that on-campus placement activity for MCA has been minimal or non-existent, and students largely have to seek jobs or internships on their own.
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a week agoScholar-Level 18
Hi.
Basic Eligibility
You must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate marks.
Mandatory subject requirement: You need Mathematics / Business Mathematics / Statistics / Allied Mathematics at 10+2 level as one of your subjects.
So if your commerce stream + computer Science in 12th included Mathematics or Business Mathematics or Statistics, then:
Yes — you are eligible to apply for BCA at SRM KTR provided you meet the minimum 50% overall marks and have one of the acceptable mathematics-type subjects.
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
The Suryadatta College MAH MCA CET Cutoff 2025 has been released up to Round 3 for all categories under the All India and Home State quota. The MAH MCA CET Cutoff 2025 was 77.83 for students under the General AI quota. Students who want admission to the MCA course need to pass the MAH MCA CET cutoff to avail a seat at this college for MCA programme.
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a week agoContributor-Level 9
Here is how you can determine if your NIMCET score is good -
| Score | Possible Rank | What This Means |
|---|---|---|
| 360+ | Top 100 | Excellent: You can likely pick any top NIT you want, like the popular ones in Trichy or Warangal. |
| 300 - 359 | 101 - 500 | Very Good: You have a high chance of getting into a strong NIT. |
| 240 - 299 | 501 - 1500 | Good Goal: You can likely secure a spot in a mid-tier NIT. |
| Below 120 | Low Chances | Difficult: Getting a seat at any NIT is very unlikely with this score. |
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes BCA include basic of AI and data science specialization, but in my college allahabad university,this is have separate batch for data science course,
This verry from college to college
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
The seat intake of the MCA course at University Institute of Engineering and Technology, CSJM University is 120. But this is taken from official website and may vary. Candidates must contact the admission office for more details on the same.
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a week agoScholar-Level 18
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Core / Foundation Subjects (Year 1 / Beginning)
If you start studying IT / Computing at UniMelb, these are the foundational subjects many students take:
| Code | Subject Name | What you learn / focus |
|---|---|---|
| COMP10001 — Foundations of Computing | Basic programming (even without prior coding background), fundamental data structures, algorithmic thinking, problem‑solving, debugging. | Basics of writing and understanding code; essential first step for CS/IT students. |
| COMP10002 — Foundations of Algorithms | Introduction to standard data structures and algorithms — how to design and analyze algorithms, problem-solving via algorithms. | Prepares you for more advanced computing and software‑engineering subjects. |
These two form the starting “Information Technology subject‐set” under Bachelor of Science (or related degrees) for IT/Computing.
Intermediate / Major‑level and Elective Subjects
As you progress beyond first year (depending on your major: e.g. “Computing & Software Systems”), the curriculum opens up many more subjects. Some common ones include:
Design of Algorithms (advanced algorithms)
Object‑Oriented Software Development (software design & programming paradigms)
Datab
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a week agoScholar-Level 18
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CET (or equivalent) is required for BCA at Dahiwadi College
On a listing for Dahiwadi College's BCA admissions in 2025, the “Cutoff / Admission” page shows that BCA admission is via MAH‑BCA‑CET‑Counselling.
The same source shows cut‑off percentiles (or “closing percentiles / ranks/percentiles” for various categories) that means admission is controlled via CET‑based counselling, not purely merit (12th marks) or direct first‑come first‑serve.
On the “admission info” for Dahiwadi College, it is stated that BCA (and other professional courses like BBA, etc.) admission procedure follows the CET‑based
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a week agoScholar-Level 18
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Core / First‑Year (Foundational) IT Subjects at University of Melbourne
If you join the IT/Computing track, some of the first‑year (level‑1) subjects are:
COMP10001 – Foundations of Computing: Introduces programming from scratch, basic data structures, algorithmic thinking, debugging, problem‑solving.
COMP10002 – Foundations of Algorithms: Deals with data structures, basic algorithms (searching, sorting, trees, hash‑tables, memory/ pointers if low‑level languages are used), efficiency/complexity analysis, etc.
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