All about BVIMR

Pros and cons of the course are Pros- Career opportunities - bca graduate can work in various industries, including IT, Software, games etc Skill development -Bca programs focus on practical skills Competitive salary - bca graduates can expect a decent starting salary Cons - Competition- the market is highly competitive Rapid technologies skills - it needs to be upgraded with time Limited research opportunities

Bharati Vidyapeeth have some Semester Abroad Program (SAP),Twinning Program (TP),Internship Abroad Program,Study Tour (ST),International Student Exchange Program (ISEP). It is good for IT,CS but you have put your effort for the things.Professors are somewhat supportive but you have to be active should be enthusiastic about these things.Some of my classmates,batchmates of mechanical and IT department are doing there MS in abroad.

Around 75–85% of students were placed in the 2022–2023 placement. The highest packages were 13.65 LPA on campus and 20 LPA off campus, the lowest package was around 3.36 LPA; and the average package was around 5.5 LPA to 7.0 LPA. The top recruiting companies were McDonald's, Tecnimont, Sapiens, etc. I would try for. Job and placemeny after degree and gain experience for 2 yrs. After that i will pursue mba

The admission to college starts with entrance test with registration of 1000/- and you get the admit card and after the result, you get opportunity according to the rank of yours in exam. The first year fees is submitted at the time of the admission that is 1,54,000 including every aspect except for exam fees, exam fees is around 5000 which is submitted before university exams. Other than that people who have didnt give the exam cannot take the admission and people with very low marks get admission on quota ie 2,10,000 yearly and exam fees. Scholarship are not available but the college provides the bank and help for any loan on no interest basis.

The college does have a very good infrastructure. However the campus is very small as compared to other engineering colleges, it does pack everything needed in one. Labs are well built and equipments are mostly up to date with well maintenance. One thing catching the eye of everyone is the presence of numerous canteens. You will surely have a delight for your tastebuds. Technical Societies- There is huge abundance of technical societies in the college. It is rather confusing on which one to join and how many of them to join. Each one of them has their own benefits, personality development being the common aspect. IEEE, GDG, ISTE, ACM, ISA are some of the societies. Around 4–5 societies have their own technical fests. Also the college holds Bvest, the technical fest, which is more or less popular due to its reputation as being a very good “technical” fest. Apart from technical societies, non technical societies like NSS and the Dramatics Society Zaahir are also very active.

Bharati Vidyapeeth have some Semester Abroad Program (SAP),Twinning Program (TP),Internship Abroad Program,Study Tour (ST),International Student Exchange Program (ISEP). It is good for IT,CS but you have put your effort for the things.Professors are somewhat supportive but you have to be active should be enthusiastic about these things.Some of my classmates,batchmates of mechanical and IT department are doing there MS in abroad.They also provide workshop for abroad program in college itself for Germany,UK. Admissiom process is you have to register for its entrance exam when form is up, after the entrance exam results is declared, counselling take place according to the ranks in exam and 1st year fees is submitted to secure your position. Though it is 100 refundable if you are not happy in college for 3 months

Faculties are very nice and approachable and clear doubt even after college timings, help to upskill yourself. Two of them are my favorites Dr Mahesh kumar chaubey and dr. Amit grover. They teaches so smoothly that there is only a slight chance for doubt and also it is honoring to be teached by them. I would avoid the names of faculties i dont like but the reason i dont like them is they teaches with ppt and never teaches they only ask to read it and explain it. There are 2 class test and 2 internal and university and department exams. 10 marks from each internal +5 marks from each class test +60 marks from university and 10 marks for attendance is the marking scheme