BCA at Ruia

I chose BCA because i took commerce and didnt want to exactly get into engineering, but wanted to learn coding to upgarde my abilities. I strongly believe the improvements needed for bca is modernisation of the course as required by jobs. exams are difficult if not adequate preparation but nothing is wrong with the timing

There are quite a few companies that provide us with internship with or without stipend and are affiliated with our college. the roles are based on what course we are doing. The list of companies can be found on our website or consulted by a teacher. The jobs offered to BCA interns are website designing, some back end coding work etc.

The tuition fee depends on the year, it may increase or decrease but for us it was 31000 in the first year and second year has decreased. scholarship and aid is available, paying in installments are also an option. Campus employment is not available to us, however responsibilities are delegated accordingly during events and other activities.

there are many events in our college including our fest (TOOFAN) our pagent shows (YASHASVINI) and our annual day (RAS FUAR) many other inter college events held at the beginning and end of our educational year. We are provided computers in the labs and projectors in our class to enhance technological familiarity. Not any sports opportunities or facilities provided to us. We are a part of NSS and are always helping out for the same.

the eligibility for BCA is if you take maths till +2 and IT or any subject equivalent to IT and score above 50% overall. Application form can be availed if you go to the college in person, fees will be posted on the college bulletin board and dates begin from after the results of 12th are out. exams are conducted twice a year, disincluding unit tests, every 4 months and they are medium to hard difficulty. the area of improvement for admissions can be incorporated by availing online applications.

We have around 60 students in our class and there are some teachers who take two subjects for a class, but overall faculty-to-student ratio is imbalanced. The faculty that have been teaching us are credible and have taught us well their approach is in students preference. The teachers are very approachable and open to doubts and questions.