Life In T John

MCA (Master of Computer Applications) is a postgraduate degree program in computer science and applications. The program is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and skills in different areas. The qualifications of the faculty are good. Most of them are PHD holders. There will be 60 students in the class and 20 were assigned to one faculty. They will be mentors for the students. There were 4 semesters and exams are conducted by the end of the semester duration mostly it will be to 4-6 months. Exams are very easy to pass. One who has a basic knowledge can pass the exam

For MCA students can appear for placement from the 3rd sem. Turing Minds, kodewest, Etc are some companies that came. Most of companies give 5-6 offer letters. 3.6 LPA was the package that got till now in this academic My plan is to get placed after finishing the course with a package of above 4.5lpa

Since there are 4 semesters in total. An amount of rupees 52000 has to be paid each semester. We will get plenty of scholarships issued by the government of Karnataka most of my friends got scholarships worth 25000.

Campus life is extremely good. We can find diversity in all aspects. There are a number of the different fest are conducted including Blaze, Tharang etc. So many clubs are available like arts, finance, marketing, social, water, etc A big and Marvelous collection of books are included in the library. It has a collection of relevant magazines also The college has sports facilities such as a sports ground, courts, and a gymnasium for students to participate in sports and fitness activities. Regular intra-college tournaments, inter-college competitions, and sports events are also organized

We can get admission in two ways. Either taking admission directly in college under management quota or By attending the PGCET exam which is conducted by the govt of Karnataka. Management quota admission details can be found on official college website. Eligibility of the Course includes 1. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university. 2. Candidates should have studied mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 level or in their undergraduate course. 3. Generally, a minimum aggregate score of 50% or more is required in the qualifying degree. However, this percentage requirement may vary between institutions.