Science

The question of whether BSc IT or BCA is better depends on various factors, including personal interests, career goals, and the specific curriculum of the programs. 

BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications):

• BCA is an application-oriented programme that focuses on teaching students computer programming languages and how to apply that knowledge in computer Science .
• The curriculum of BCA includes subjects like programming languages (C, C+, Oracle, Python, Java), web design, business intelligence, and database management systems.
• BCA is more suited for students who want to specialize in software development or programming .
• BCA graduates have various career options in computer management, database management, administration, and related fields.

BSc IT (Bachelor of Science in Information Technology):

• BSc IT is a concept-oriented programme that focuses on handling, retrieving, storing, and manipulating data.
• The curriculum of BSc IT offers a broader range of Science subjects, including computer Science fundamentals, physics, and mathematics.
• BSc IT is more suitable for students who want to pursue a career in academia and disciplinary fields.
• BSc IT provides specialisation in various domains of Science and offers research-based opportunities .
• BSc IT has more scope than BCA, but it is meant for students who are deeply interested in computer science.

There is no campus placement available for BVSC students, but note that, as it is a medical course and everyone is a doctor on graduation, there may not be a need for campus placements. The payment where is the lowest salary offered being Rs. 22,000 per month and the highest salary being Rs. 50,000 per month.

Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University has a full-fledged student counseling and placement center that is involved in various types of activities which include arranging counseling sessions for students and career-oriented and educational consultancy programs. The placement center organizes various technical sessions and motivational seminars to equip students to attend campus interviews.