Information Technology

Students who passed Class 12 (Higher Secondary) from a recognised board alongside meeting specific subject requirements can pursue a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) at Bankura University. A subject combination of Mathematics with Computer Science or Statistics as one of the two topics is required to complete class 10+2 before admission. The required minimum cumulative score for admissions stands at 45 to 50 percent for students in the general category and 40 to 45 percent for students in the reserved category groups including SC/ST/OBC.

Students qualify for admission through examination results with a potential existence of government-established reservation policies. Candidates need to check for new information involving the admission process and document requirements and seat availability during the current academic year.

Yes, there is direct admission for B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics in some private Indian colleges. Some of the institutes provide management quota seats or merit-based admissions without the need for entrance exam scores. Some of them include:

SRM Institute of Science and Technology

Sharda University

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

Chandigarh Group of Colleges (CGC), Landran

Eligibility is normally a minimum of 50-60% marks in Class 12 with Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics. The fees for such courses vary between INR 8-12 lakh. Get information about direct admission procedures and availability of seats directly from the colleges.

The final cutoff of 2024 does not appear clearly defined for Diploma in Computer Applications at I.P.S. Academy, Indore, but the trends indicate that it will be merit-based consideration.

Ten plus two marks may be required to score at the level of 50-60% (general category) for a one-year diploma, while the corresponding figure would be 45-50% for reserved categories SC/ST/OBC.

Admission into this private institute may also cover institute-specific tests or interviews, and cutoffs for consideration may somehow hover around the 50-55 percentile if applicable. This influences the availability of seats (50-100) offered and the pool of applicants each year.