Honest Review

The eligibility for BCA is mathematics in classes 11 & 12th required. The forms details for admission you will get in the main website or the scs.daunic.in, the process of admission is Non-CET it is all based on your academic marks how you have performed and will be considered based on that.

I chose this course because of my interest in technological things. The faculties are so interactive so there is not any problem with them. The teaching method is also great of every faculty to date it and the qualifications are so high summer ingenious some are doctors and some are pursuing in Mtech right now also. There are normal exams which are not so difficult and not so easy as a normal type and there is 6 months/sem.

There are so many companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, TCS, Wipro, etc, with some minimal stipends of 2-3K per month. These projects are not difficult, they just check for the knowledge of every student for internships.

2nd-semester students become eligible for the campus placements for the other job placements and even internships. The colleges got open after lockdown right now in December so not any company has visited yet. The highest package for the BCA course is like to crores per annum, and the average one is 4-5 lakhs per annum for starters. 80% of students get placements, and the other 20% are below-average students, so they are unable to clear the interviews.

The normal cost of the college is 49000 for the year so it's minimal for everyone. There are so many scholarships like the Medhavi scholarship and some other scholarships too, like caste scholarship, national and State scholarship, and many more.

The great life on campus and our seniors also arrange some freshers party. There is also an annual fest like a batch party. Every course book is available in the library. The classrooms are very clean and a projector is also available. On the campus, there are so many sports Grounds like cricket, Football, Volleyball, badminton, etc. There are so many social groups like WhatsApp groups in which the seniors interact with their juniors.