School of Computer Application

The Master of Computer Applications (MCA) is a postgraduate degree program that normally lasts 2 Years (formerly 3). It specializes on advanced computer science and application development, including programming languages, database management, software engineering, and network security. MCA prepares students for software development, system analysis, and IT management positions. The program frequently includes industrial internships and projects, which prepare graduates for positions in the fast changing technology industry or subsequent academic studies.

Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) is a 3 year undergraduate degree program in computer science and applications. It provides students with the necessary abilities in programming, software development, database management, and computer networks. C++, Java, web technologies, and data structures are common areas covered in the curriculum. BCA graduates are equipped for careers in information technology, software development, and system analysis, as well as advanced courses such as MCA. This program is suitable for students who are passionate about technology and want to work in the fast evolving IT business.

The Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) is a professional curriculum that aims to give students a strong foundation in computer applications and information technology. DCA is a 1-year course available in both regular and online /Distance learning mode. This diploma is appropriate for students seeking to begin a career in IT or for working professionals hoping to improve their technical abilities. It offers a pathway to higher education in advanced levels of information technology and can be taken concurrently with other studies or work.

A Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) is an advanced academic program of 1 year designed for graduates who want to specialize in computer applications and information technology.

This course covers various aspects of Computer applications such as Programming languages (e.g., C, C++, Java), Web technologies, Computer networks, and so on.

The Advanced Certified Software Developer curriculum is a specialist academic offering from computer application colleges that normally lasts between 12-18 months. This intense curriculum is intended to give aspiring software engineers additional training in modern programming languages, software architecture, data structures, algorithms, and industry-relevant project management methods. The program includes lessons in object-oriented design, database management, web development frameworks, cloud computing, DevOps strategies, and software testing. Students acquire practical experience through capstone projects, internships, and collaborations with industry partners. Participants who complete the program receive an advanced software development certification, which is highly regarded by technology companies. Graduates of this program are well-suited to pursue careers as senior software developers, technical leads, solutions architects, and other specialized positions in the fast-paced and constantly evolving software development field.