Hello,

Yes, your granddaughter can join M.Sc Computer Science or MCA after completing her BCA final year .

M.Sc Computer Science Usually requires a B.Sc in Computer Science/IT or a related field, but some colleges accept BCA graduates too.

BCA graduates are fully eligible for MCA . Some universities may require Mathematics in 12th or Graduation .

She should check the specific college/university eligibility criteria before applying. Being from the BC category , she may also get reservation benefits in admissions.

Hope it helps !

In Ahmedabad, several colleges offer MCA programs without requiring the CMAT exam. Here are some options:

1. Gujarat University – Admissions are based on the Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) and the ACPC process, not CMAT.

2. L D College of Engineering – This government college also accepts GUJCET scores and follows the ACPC admission process.

3. Indus University – Offers merit-based admissions, considering academic performance rather than entrance exams.

4. Silver Oak College of Computer Application – Provides admissions based on academic records without needing CMAT scores.

You can check the eligibility criteria and admission process on the official websites of these colleges or visit their admission offices for detailed information.

Dear Namratha,

As far as I know, Manipal does not takes specific entrance Exam for MCA unlike their other courses. Admission to MCA in Manipal is based on merit. It considers score of KMAT (Karnataka Management Aptitude Test) and Karnataka PGCET. And  if you want some reference books for same I would suggest you to go through its previous year question paper and syllabus to understand demand of exams and prepare each topic thoroughly. You can buy any question bank from market which is with good quality questions and practice more. And also give more and more mock tests.

Here’s the list of MCA colleges in Amravati without entrance:

1. G. H. Raisoni University

2. Vidya Bharati Mahavidyalaya

3. HVPM's College of Engineering and Technology

4. P.R. Patil Group of Educational Institutes

https://it.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mca-colleges-in-amravati

Admission to an MCA (Master of Computer Applications) program generally requires:

1. Educational Qualification – A bachelor's degree in computer applications, IT, or a related field. Some universities accept graduates from any stream with mathematics at the 10+2 or degree level.
2. Entrance Exams – Many institutions require exams like NIMCET, MAH MCA CET, or university-specific tests.
3. Minimum Marks – Most universities require at least 50–60% in graduation (relaxation for reserved categories).
4. Additional Criteria – Some institutes conduct interviews or group discussions.

Check specific university guidelines for details.

To secure admission to the University of Hyderabad (UoH) for the MCA program through the NIMCET examination, a competitive rank is essential. While specific cut-off ranks can vary annually based on factors like exam difficulty and applicant performance, aiming for a rank within the top 500 can enhance your chances of admission. This typically corresponds to a NIMCET score of approximately 380 or higher.

Hello there,

With a 53 percentile in CAT , the chances of receiving a call from XISS (Xavier Institute of Social Service) may be limited, as their typical cutoff for CAT is generally higher than this, especially for their flagship programs like MBA or PGDM .

However, admission depends on several factors such as:

1. Academic Profile : Your 10th (67.8%) , 12th (82.5%) , and graduation SGPA (7.5) are decent, and they can contribute positively to your application.
   
   
2. Work Experience/Extra-curriculars : If you have any relevant work experience or strong extra-curricular achievements, it might improve your chances.
   
   
3. Overall Application Strength : XISS also considers your overall profile, including your statement of purpose (SOP) and interview performance .

Though the CAT percentile is a key factor, you might still be considered based on your overall profile if you apply to their PGDM programs . It's always worth checking with the college directly for the specific eligibility criteria and cutoffs for the year you're applying.

I would recommend you to use CAT College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

During the MCA admission process, most universities do not allow changes to the caste category after form submission. However, you can contact the respective authorities or admission cell to clarify and request corrections, if permissible, under exceptional circumstances.

Hello Prachi,

pursuing an MCA (Master of Computer Applications) from a Government Women Polytechnic College through distance education is generally not possible , as MCA is typically offered as a full-time program requiring regular attendance.

Key Points:

1. Check Specific College Rules :
   Government Women Polytechnic Colleges usually provide diploma or technical courses, not MCA. Confirm directly with the college about the availability of MCA and its mode of delivery.
   
   

2. Distance MCA Options :
   If you’re looking for a distance MCA, consider universities like IGNOU , Sikkim Manipal University , or Annamalai University , which are recognized for their distance education programs.
   
   

3. Eligibility for MCA :
   Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria:

   • A bachelor's degree (preferably with Mathematics/Computer Science).
   • Some colleges require an entrance exam score like NIMCET or state-level exams.

If distance learning is a priority, you might want to explore universities offering AICTE-approved distance MCA programs .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

If you have created an APAAR ID and selected "none" for registration number when joining MCA, the potential issues you might face are:

1. As you know, APAAR IDs are used to verify and track the academic records; selecting "none" would create an issue in linking your undergraduate records to the system.It may create a discrepancy or delays in verifying records.
2. The institute requires all the proper documents, including proper linking of the APAAR ID to the undergraduate record.
3. The digilocker will have some issues in showing a proper academic journey if APAAR ID information is incomplete.
4. If you wish to study further, then incomplete linkage of APAAR ID will create some challenges for you in the near future.