MCA

Christ University conducts its own MCA entrance examination. You may refer to following link for all details on admission process: https://christuniversity.in/sciences/computer-science/master-of-computer-applications-(mca)

Admissions to MCA programme at IIT Roorkee are made through JAM entrance examination. You may refer to the following link for further details: http://js2.iitd.ac.in/html/index.php

Hi,
Pursuing MCA after BCA is not termed as lateral entry. Lateral entry is getting directly into the second year of a particular course. CU has a good reputation, you can think of pursuing MCA from there.

You may pursue the same only after completing maths of 10+2 level if you have not studied maths at BCA level, for this you may opt NIOS on demand exam.

The question itself is illogical. Why would one again spend 3-years to pursue an undergraduate program after completing graduation? B.Sc mathematics doesn't have a great career except in the field of teaching so definitely it depends on what you want to do.

Yes, you can. It depends upon your UG stream. If your stream is related to computer science like BCA, B.Tech and B.Sc IT then you will get lateral entry admission in MCA (2 years).

BCA is often regarded as the preparatory course for the MCA. MCA degree is a Master degree and therefore, provides a thorough knowledge of the subject in comparison to a BCA degree. BCA and MCA are both related to the courses pertaining to computer applications. BCA covers the subjects on an introductory basis. However, in MCA, in-depth knowledge of the subjects is provided. Career opportunities are also better with a MCA degree as it is a Masters degree. So, you must go for MCA after BCA.

You may go for:
IP university, Delhi
SGT university, Gurgaon
Symbiosis Institute, Pune
Christ University, Bangalore

Hi,
Sikkim Manipal University - Distance Education (SMU-DE)
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