Information Technology

The NIE North Campus Mysore MCA fee structure includes two major components, tuition fees and hostel fees. The tuition fees is to be paid by all students enrolled in the MCA programme. However, the hostel fees is to be paid only by the students who opt for the hostel facilities. Check out the below table to know the entire fee breakdown for the MCA programme:

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

The NIE North Campus Mysore MCA admission process begins with the application stage. In this stage, interested students are required to submit an application form on the institute's online application portal. The students are required to submit basic details such as name, phone number, address, education qualification, etc.

Once the application stage is completed, the university constitutes a rank list based on students' scores in the Karnataka PGCET exam. Based on this list, students are shortlisted. Such students must report to the institute and complete the fee payment process.

Yes, as per the NIE North Campus Mysore MCA syllabus, students enrolled in this programme get to choose elective subjects that align best with their interests. Some of the subjects included in the curriculum are:

• Block Chain Technology
• Digital Marketing
• Software Testing
• Cloud Computing
• Deep Learning
• Multimedia Systems
• Digital Image Processing
• BIG Data Analytics

Some of the common routing protocols are -RIP, OSPF, and BGP. These protocols help routers communicate with each other, share information about network topology and determine the best paths for data transmission.

A Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) allows network administrators to segment a physical network into multiple logical networks. Doing so, improves security and reduces broadcast traffic, enhancing overall network performance.

Switches operate within a single network, while routers connect multiple networks. Switches forward data based on MAC addresses, whereas routers use IP addresses to route data between different networks.

Routers connect different networks and direct data packets between them. They analyze the destination address of each packet and determine the most efficient route (the shortest route), ensuring data reaches its destination effectively.

There are mainly three types of switches: unmanaged, managed, and smart switches. Unmanaged switches are simple plug-and-play devices, which makes them quite easy to set up. Managed switches offer advanced features for monitoring and controlling network traffic, allowing for better network management.

Smart switches fall somewhere in between, providing management capabilities with a user-friendly interface. These are best for medium-sized networks that require more control than unmanaged switches but do not need the full capabilities of managed switches.

Switching is important as it allows multiple devices to communicate within the same network. It improves network efficiency by reducing collisions and ensuring that data packets reach their intended devices quickly and accurately.