MCA Eligibility

Candidates seeking admission to the MCA course offered at NIT Patna must have a BCA degree from a recognised university with minimum 60% aggregate in the qualifying examination.

Yes, you are completely eligible for Integrated MCA.

If candidate could not appear in PGCET, he or she can appear in KMAT for MCA admission at NIE Mysore. The eligibility for MCA mentions BCA/CSE or BSc, BCom, BA with 50% aggregate and KMAT/PGCET.

JSS Academy of Technical Education offers MCA programme in the field of Computer Applications. To apply for MCA at JSS Noida, students must fulfil the eligibility. The eligibility is to have a graduation degree in relevant field from a recognised board.

Candidates must complete graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for online MCA programme at VIT Online Education. Aspirants must also have studied Mathematics in Class 12 to apply.

Candidates must complete graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for online MCA programme at VIT Online Education. Aspirants must also have studied Mathematics in Class 12 to apply.

Aspirants must pass bachelor's degree in any discipline/ BA, BSc, BCom, BCA, BTech with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ST/Non-Creamy layer OBC/Non- Creamy Layer SBC) to apply for MCA at Xavier Institute of Management and Informatics.

To apply for St. Joseph's University MCA, students must be eligible. The minimum qualification required to apply at St. Joseph's University is to have a graduation degree with 50% from a recognsied university. St. Joseph's University MCA admisison is entrance-based. The final selection is base don SJUET scores.

To be eligible for admission in MCA Thakur College of Engineering and Technology, students must fulfil the eligibility. Aspirants must complete graduation with 50% in the relevant stream from a recognised university.

To get admission in East West College of Management MCA, students must fulfil the eligibility. To be eligible, students must have a degree with an aggregate of 50% marks (45% to SC/ST) with Mathematics as a compulsary subject.