AU BCA FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between BCA Full Stack and BCA Cloud Technology & Full Stack at Apex University? Are they the same programme?
Ans. Yes, they are the same programme. At Apex University, the BCA specialisation is officially named "BCA Cloud Technology & Full Stack." The course ID 21005 on the university's system corresponds to this programme, which is commonly referred to as BCA Full Stack. The curriculum covers both full stack web development (React, Node.js, MongoDB, Angular, Express) and cloud computing technologies, making it a dual-specialisation programme that prepares students for roles in both web development and cloud engineering.
Ques. Does the BCA Full Stack programme at Apex University require Mathematics in Class 12? I studied Biology/Arts stream.
Ans. No, Mathematics at the 10+2 level is not a mandatory requirement for BCA admission at Apex University. The eligibility criteria only requires passing 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks (General) or 45% (SC/ST/OBC/SBC). Students from Biology, Arts, Commerce, or any other stream are eligible to apply. However, basic logical and analytical aptitude is helpful for the programming-heavy curriculum.
Ques. What technologies and programming languages will I learn in this programme? Is the curriculum updated with current industry trends?
Ans. The BCA Full Stack curriculum at Apex University is industry-aligned and covers a wide range of technologies. In the first year, students learn C Programming, Java (OOPs), Web Development, Data Structures, DBMS, and Digital Marketing. From the second year onwards, the specialisation kicks in with Full Stack subjects: MongoDB, TypeScript, Node.js, Angular, Express, and RESTful APIs. The programme also includes Cloud Computing, Blockchain Technology, Cyber Security (Ethical Hacking), Android Application Development, and Competitive Coding. Students work on a Minor Project in Semester 5 and a Major Project in Semester 6.
Ques. What are the placement opportunities after BCA Full Stack from Apex University? What kind of companies recruit BCA graduates?
Ans. After completing BCA Full Stack from Apex University, graduates can work as Full Stack Developers, Frontend Developers, Backend Developers, UI/UX Designers, Cloud Engineers, and Android Developers. Apex University has a dedicated placement cell and has seen BCA students placed at companies like Placify Technologies (5 LPA), Radient Securities, iZOOlogic, 3 Handshake, and PFL Tech. The university reports an average package of 10 LPA and highest package of 38 LPA across all programmes. However, these figures are university-wide and not exclusive to BCA. Students are advised to actively participate in placement drives and build their portfolio through the Major Project.
Ques. Can I pursue MCA after completing BCA Full Stack from Apex University? What is the eligibility?
Ans. Yes, after completing BCA Full Stack from Apex University, you are eligible to apply for MCA (Master of Computer Applications) at Apex University or other universities. The MCA programme at Apex University requires any graduation degree (B.E./B.Tech/B.Sc/B.Com/BA/BCA etc.) with Mathematics at 10+2 level or at graduation level, with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). The MCA at Apex University has an annual fee of Rs. 1,10,000 (Rs. 55,000 per semester) and is a 2-year programme. Having Mathematics in 10+2 or BCA curriculum is important for MCA eligibility at many universities.
Ques. How does the AUCET scholarship work for BCA Full Stack? If I score well in AUCET, how much fee will I save?
Ans. AUCET (Apex University Common Entrance Test) is the university's own entrance and scholarship exam. If you score 100% in AUCET, you get a 100% tuition fee waiver, meaning the entire Rs. 3,30,000 course fee is covered. A score of 95%-99.99% gives 50% waiver (saving Rs. 1,65,000), 90%-94.99% gives 30% waiver (saving Rs. 99,000), 75%-89.99% gives 20% waiver (saving Rs. 66,000), and 60%-74.99% gives 10% waiver (saving Rs. 33,000). The scholarship is disbursed in even semesters, subject to maintaining 75% attendance and 60% marks in each semester. Note that a maximum of 40% of total intake seats are offered under AUCET-based scholarships.
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