IMS Noida Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA with IIT Bombay & Infosys Certificate Courses: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Course Highlights	Details
duration	3 Years (Full Time)
course level	UG (Degree)
mode of study	On Campus
total fees	₹ 5.54 Lakhs
eligibility	10+2 with 45%

Course Highlights

Details

duration

3 Years (Full Time)

course level

UG (Degree)

mode of study

On Campus

total fees

₹ 5.54 Lakhs

eligibility

10+2 with 45%

Fee Type	Total Amount (INR)
total fee	₹5.54 Lakhs

Fee Type

Total Amount (INR)

total fee

₹5.54 Lakhs

Events	Dates
Date of Application for Admission Via CCSU [BCA]	May 05, 2026 - Jun 20, 2026 Ongoing

Events

Dates

Date of Application for Admission Via CCSU [BCA]

May 05, 2026 - Jun 20, 2026

Ongoing

IMS Noida: Students' Opinion

Events	Dates
Date of Application for Admission Via CCSU [BCA]	May 05, 2026 - Jun 20, 2026 Ongoing

AI-Generated Summary based on 28 Reviews

Admission to the college requires strong academic performance, high grades, and test scores. The AIJET exam in April in Lucknow is part of the process, but admission can also be secured by paying fees. The admission includes an interview reviewing past academic scores. Fees must be paid upfront, with a late fee of 500 INR per day for delays. The academic year begins in August with an orientation. The college is known for its BCA courses and has a straightforward admission process with proper documentation.

There are about 70-80 faculty members, with mixed reviews regarding teaching consistency due to frequent staff changes. The BCA course costs range from 1 lakh to 1.5 lakh per year, with Scholar BCA offering additional facilities. Fee structures are considered expensive, but scholarships are available. Major companies like Amazon, Wipro, and Infosys visit for placements, with average packages from INR 3-7 LPA and the highest at INR 12 LPA for MBA graduates.

Placement rates range from 63-90%, depending on skills and academic performance, with many opportunities in BPOs and KPOs. Scholarships are based on academic performance, offering financial aid for students with over 80% in exams. The total BCA cost is INR 3,75,000 to INR 4,94,000 for three years, with available financial aid and scholarships reducing costs. The college supports internships and placements through its CRC department, aiming to enhance employability despite some reported shortcomings in structured training programs.

By Collegedunia’s Personal AI

IMS Noida: 1 Answered Question

How is the BCA course at the School of Information Technology in IMS Noida?

Shiva MehtaMBA Finance, S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (1996)

The above answer is based on the reviews of my friends who are alumni of IMS Noida and are successful today. It's a very unbiased review and intends no criticism of the institute.

The primary 3 aspects that are the foundation of any college are its students, teachers, and infrastructure. So I will be writing the review based on these aspects only.

Teachers

There is a big difference between being qualified and being a good teacher. While most of the teachers are highly qualified, only a few are good teachers. Some teachers that genuinely care about the students and try their best to bring good results out of their students are

Sudhir Sir and Nancy Maam
A very practical Maths teacher Pankaj Sir
Very emphatic teacher Rashmi Maam
Barshma Maam who organizes cultural events.
Apart from these gems most of the teachers are full of ego and lack sympathy. The teachers do not motivate startups, athletes, or extracurricular activities and merely involve themselves in robotic teaching. There is no structured pedagogy and teachers are very lethargic. The syllabus is outdated and all this affects placements largely.

Students

Obviously under the guidance and training of such an average college, the quality of students stoops low. Most of them are lazy and just mug up concepts. But there are a few who want to strive hard but the lack of necessary resources does not let them excel.

Infrastructure

The computer labs have very old systems and the speed of the internet is extremely poor.
The classrooms lack ventilation and there are no microphones for lectures.
The wifi facilities are extremely poor and students hardly have open access despite paying fees for the same
The toilets are unhygienic and dirty
The library has a good collection of books the only drawback being no reminder system for renewal of books

All these points are genuine and not based on any official data.

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