Information Technology

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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:

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) 

Database Systems / Information Systems — fundamentals of databases, data management, information systems (sometimes via subject codes like INFO20003, or via “Information Systems / ISYS” electives). 

Software Modelling and Design — concepts of software engineering, design, project development, software lifecycle etc. 

Computer Systems — lower‑level computing, systems programming, understanding how hardware + OS + software interact (depending on major).

Beyond core + intermediate, there are elective / specialisation / advanced‑level subjects depending on interest (AI, data‑science, web, cloud, etc.). For example:

Advanced Computing / Software electives (in later years) — as part of major or as electives. 

Subjects under “Information Technology‑subject‑set” or electives drawn from COMP, INFO, ISYS, SWEN subject areas (depending on your course plan).

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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 counselling process under the Maharashtra state admission system.

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Yes — Abhijit Kadam Institute of Management and Social Sciences (AKIMSS), under Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) (BVP), does offer an MCA programme. 

But there's a catch when you ask “external admission” — and here's how I understand things (and what “external admission” might mean in this context), plus what is and isn't available at AKIMSS now:

What AKIMSS offers: Full‑time MCA (on‑campus)

The standard MCA programme at AKIMSS is a full‑time, on‑campus course. 

Eligibility includes a 3‑year bachelor's degree, and preference/requirement for mathematics at 10+2 or graduation level (or else you may have to take a “bridge” course).

Admission is based on an entrance test conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth (for example, B‑MAT or B‑CAT) followed by counselling for seat allotment.

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Yes — given that you have completed BCA and have written Karnataka PGCET (or equivalent as required), you can be eligible for Kuvempu University for MCA — provided you meet its eligibility conditions.

 What official eligibility says at Kuvempu University

For MCA at Kuvempu University, one of the accepted qualifications is a BCA degree (or a B.Sc. / B.A. / B.Com with required maths background). 

The eligibility requirement includes having had “Mathematics/Business Mathematics” either at 10+2 level (or in graduation) for non‑CS B.Sc./B.A./B.Com entrants — but since you have BCA, that part is already satisfied. 

For general (unreserved) category, the required aggregate in graduation is usually 50%. For reserved categories (as per state norms), there is relaxation (e.g. 45%).

Admissions are based on PGCET (or the university's entrance exam if seats remain unfilled) at Kuvempu.

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BCA (Computer Applications)

• Eligibility: Usually, 10+2 in any stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) is acceptable in most Indian universities.

• Catch: Some universities require mathematics at 10+2 (either as a subject in 12th or as a bridge course).

• Commerce students: Eligible if they have mathematics/logic/quantitative aptitude background, otherwise some colleges might restrict admission.

VISCOM (Visual Communication / Media / Design)

• Eligibility: Most universities accept students from any stream (Arts, Commerce, Science).

• Commerce students: Fully eligible. The course focuses on creative skills, media, graphics, and communication — not prior Science knowledge.

Aerospace Engineering

• Eligibility: Almost all colleges require Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) in 12th grade.

• Commerce students: Not eligible directly unless they do a foundation bridge programme to cover PCM. Commerce students cannot usually join aerospace engineering directly.

Psychology (B.A./B.Sc. Psychology)

• Eligibility: Most universities accept students from any stream (Arts, Commerce, Science).

• Commerce students: Fully eligible. No specific Science background is required.

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According to college‑listing sites, for B.Tech / B.E. (including Computer Science / IT branches) at MGM's College of Engineering and Technology, more than 80% of students reportedly get placed. 

The reported salary range (for placed students) is roughly ₹ 10 LPA to ₹ 18 LPA (highest vs lower end) in some placement‑reports.

According to independent reviews by students/alumni, roles offered tend to be “software/IT” — for computer‑engineering students — and many get placed via on‑campus drives.

The college claims to have a functioning “Training & Placement Cell” (TPC), with mock interviews, aptitude testing, soft‑skills / corporate‑readiness training, guest lectures, tie‑ups for “skilling” (some with industry‑relevant programs) — which improves employability before placements.