Master of Computer Application Courses
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Master of Computer Application
Master of Computer Application
Duration
Minimum 2 years (divided into four semesters) Maximum 4 years
Eligibility
- Candidates must have completed 10+2+3-year bachelor’s degree in Computer Applications/Computer Science/ Information Technology from a recognised university/ institution, or an equivalent qualification as recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) or other competent bodies.
- Candidates who have completed 10+2+3-year bachelor’s degree from other streams like Science, Business Administration, Business Management, Arts & Humanities, Commerce, etc. are also eligible for MCA admission but they have to attend and complete a compulsory bridge course in fundamentals of computer and IT along with their Semester 1 courses. Additionally, candidates who have not studied mathematics during their 10 + 2/ bachelor’s degree programs must attend and complete a compulsory bridge course in mathematics along with other semester 1 courses.
- Candidates must have a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in graduation (45% for reserved categories).
Fees Structure of MCA Course:
| Programme | Annual Fees | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| MCA | 1,00,000/- | 2 Years |
Form Fees Along with Registration Charges = 2000/-
Master of Business Application (MCA) Syllabus
A good understanding of modern technology is critical in today’s circumstances since it will allow you to understand how modern innovation is changing since evolving technology landscape, an MCA degree provides individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to stand excel in their careers. The demand for computer application experts is expected to grow as technology plays an important role in every aspect of our lives. From developing software for various industries to designing and managing complex systems, the opportunities in IT Industries for individuals with an MCA programme are vast and varied such as Database Management, Software Development, and Web and Mobile app design.We are Equiping students & working professional to acquire a vital education and a firm foundation in thinking and analysis, which will help them become skilful and confident in IT field.
Semester 1
- Programming in C
- Foundation of Mathematics
- Advanced Database Management System (DBMS)
- Computer Architecture
- Practical - Programming in C
- Practical - Advanced DBMS
- Fundamentals of Computer and IT*
- Fundamentals of Mathematics**
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Institution of
Master of Business Application (MCA)
# Communication skills and all practical courses carry 2 credits each Choose your electives from the following options
# Seminar carries 1 credit
# All other courses carry 4 credits each
# Project work in the fourth semester carries 24 credits
Note: (*)
* Bridge course (non credit), applicable only for non IT background .
** (Compulsory) Bridge course (non credit) applicable only for non-mathematic background.
Every student shall undertake project work, either at their place of work or elsewhere in the chosen area of elective to complete the program.
The project work will commence from the third semester and has to be completed by the end of the fourth semester.
Choose your electives from the following options
| Electives | Third Semester | Fourth Semester |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Choose one | Wireless and Mobile Communication, Open Source DB Systems, Cryptography and Network Security |
Advanced Web Programming, Cloud DB System, Storage Management |
Scheme of Examination & Evaluation System
The assessment system has been conceived, developed, and administered on a rigorous and fair basis to bring out the best in you and prepare you for a challenging career.Your performance evaluation will be based on both continuous evaluation and term-end examinations.
Theory Papers
The theory part is assessed by performance based on continuous assessment (CA) through assignments and term end examinations (TEE). The assessment ratio for (TEE) to CA is 70:30. The CA is based on assignments prepared by the Institute. TEE will comprise descriptive and multiple-choice type questions. You must score at least 40% in both CA and TEE to be declared as pass.
Practical Papers (as applicable)
The assessment for the practical part is based on the performance in guided exercises (i.e. day-to-day exercises) and unguided exercises which will be conducted on the last day of the practical sessions in each subject with an external examiner. The assessment ratio for TEE to CA is 30:70. You must score at least 40% in both the parts to be declared as pass.
Examination
The semester-end examinations will be held digitally viz. computer-based and online proctored. You can appear for the exams from the comfort and safety of your homes. A laptop or desktop computer with a functioning webcam connected to the Internet is required to appear for the exams. The details of the examination schedule will be made available in the photo admit card issued for appearing for the term end theory examinations. The Institute will share all examination details via the student portal.
Results
The results will be published on the student portal. If you fail to clear any of the papers (either in TEE or CA or both), you have to re appear for the relevant paper by applying to the university through the resitting application along with relevant fees, within the due date .
Right to amend Rules
The Institute reserves the right to add / delete / change / amend the syllabus, program structure, rules and regulations wherever considered necessary and appropriate without any prior notice. You are advised to go through the website frequently where all circulars and important information will be hosted from time to time. Promulgation of any such information on the website information on the website in the form of circulars / notices is considered to be adequate.