St. Xavier's College - Goa Mapusa Answered Questions

 Dear Sai, St. Xavier's College in Goa does not offer a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) program. The college provides undergraduate courses such as Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc), Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com), and Bachelor of Arts (BA), as well as postgraduate courses including Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (M.Sc), and Master of Commerce (M.Com).For pursuing an MCA, you might consider other institutions that offer this program. For instance, St. Xavier's College in Bangalore provides an MCA program. I hope this information is helpful.

While St Xavier's College, Goa, and Don Bosco College, Panjim, are top-notch institutions with good placement records, both the colleges have something distinctly different in their placement scenario.St. Xavier's College, Goa, has numerous companies visit the campus for placements and provides various job opportunities to all the students. The college maintains a proper placement cell that works day in and out to establish liaison between the potential employers and the students. The average salary package of St. Xavier's College is competitive enough to ensure that decent starting salaries will be available to the students.On the other hand, Don Bosco College, Panjim has a good placement record, mainly in placing students in big, reputed companies with diversified portfolios. The college has tie-ups with industry partners to facilitate campus recruitment drives. This ensures that ample opportunities are availed to the students for securing job offers. The average salary package at Don Bosco College is also commendable, which gives the students a good platform for their career.St. Xavier's College, Goa will probably have an advantage in terms of placement opportunities because it boasts an immense network of recruiters and diverse profiles of jobs. Still, both institutions provide good quality placements that resonate with the aspirations and needs of the students.In the end, be it St. Xavier's College, Goa, or Don Bosco College, Panjim, overall campus infrastructure, faculty expertise, extracurricular activities, and the overall environment play a huge role in making an informed decision, not just placements. Each one needs to research and weigh options according to individual preferences and later decide which college they want to pursue higher education in.

For undergraduate programs at St. Xavier's College, Goa, students must normally have at least 45% to 50% in their higher secondary education (10+2) in order to be considered for admission to various courses. Performance on pertinent entrance tests may also be taken into consideration for certain programs, such as the BBA or BCA. A bachelor's degree with a minimal percentage and acceptable results on entrance exams like the XAT or CAT may be prerequisites for postgraduate studies. For further information, visit the college's official website.

St. Xavier's College Goa is a Tier 2 college providing quality education, various courses, good placement opportunities & high end facilities.It is also a renowned college in Goa but it lacks National prestige, research opportunities & industry connections like IITs, NITs, Bits Pilani etc. which come under Tier1 Colleges. It is a very good college offering wide range of courses in Arts, Science & Commerce making it one of the leading institutions in Goa. 

St. Xavier's College Goa offers a wide range of undergraduate & postgraduate courses for it's students . The main Streams are : Arts, Commerce, Science, Business Administration. Undergraduate Courses : BA in English, Political Science, Philosophy, Psychology, Economics, Mass Communication, Sociology B.Sc in  Physics, Chemistry, Microbiology, Botany, Computer Science B.ComBCABBA Postgraduate Courses : MA in psychologyM.ComM.Sc in Physical Chemistry    

Among the three branches in BSc, at St. Xavier’s College, Goa, Computer Science and Electronics have higher chances of landing a job. They are more relevant to the technology sector than other Science courses such as mathematics or botany thus better placed in job market with higher placement rates and better pays.For instance, where as most BSc streams has a median pay of around INR 2.2 Lacs per annum for Chemistry or Mathematics; students pursuing computer Science or electronics end up securing placements slightly above median level because of the technical skills that are required by firms nowadays. 

The institute offers 3 UG and 4 PG programs in Art, Science, Commerce, Computers and Business Administration. The selection of BA candidates is done via a spot test and interview process. Admissions to courses like BSc and BCom is done through seat availability process. Admissions to PG programs is done on the basis of marks scored in relevant subject degree.