B.Com. in Computer Application 

at Women's Christian College, College Road

WCC admits students to it BCom programmes through a simple process. The admission is based on the applicant's merit in Class 12. Eligible candidates are required to apply online on the official website of the college during the admission cycle. Once they have registered, their applications are evaluated by the members of the respective departments and the scrutiny committee. Aspirants only need to ensure they meet the eligibility criteria to get admission and submit the application timely. There is no entrance exam for BCom admission at the college. Hence, it is not too hard to get an admission at WCC for BCom.

At the time of admission, shortlisted candidates have to submit the WCC fee for the first semester. The first semester fees for BCom at WCC for various boards of education have been presented in the table below:

State Board	CBSE/ICSE	Other/Foreign
INR 50,675	INR 50,725	INR 50,525

NOTE: The mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the college. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

The placement rate for B.Com and BBA programs is strong at Chennai's Women's Christian College. Out of 1,111 students, the college recorded a record placement of 27 students for the UG three-year program in 2020–21. Between INR 4.30 LPA and INR 8.5 LPA was the average package offered during Women's Christian College placements in 2023.ICICI Bank, Amazon, TCS, Infosys, Zoho, and TCS are among the top employers at WCC.As evidenced by the statement "We hope that the placements will also be good here," WCC offers quality placements. The BBA program generally concentrates on honing business skills, whereas the B.Com program covers theoretical topics in economics, finance, and accounting.Whether a student wants to work in accounts, finance, and commerce or management and business operations, they must decide between a BBA and a B.Com.

 

For the three-year B.Com. Honours program at WCC, a total of sixty (60)seats are authorized for admission.Thirty (30)places, or half of the total, are set aside for students who identify as Christian minorities.Thirty(30) seats, comprising the remaining fifty percent of the available seats, are in the general category.

According to government regulations, the following reservations are valid for the 30 general category seats:

Five (15%) of the seats are kept vacant for SC candidates.
One seat, or 3% of the total, is kept for ST candidates.
Following SC/ST reservations, there are 22 places left for general category students.

Moreover,additional seats may be available for extracurricular activities, sports quota, and other categories.

1) Stella (Girls Only), Cathedral Road is the best branch in BCom at WCC. Its got to be at top in anybody's list.

2) MOP Vaishanav (Girls only), Thousand lights/Uttam gandhi Salai - As good as Stella. Should be in top 5 of anybody's list.

3) Ethiraj (Girls Only), Egmore- Again in top 5 for girls only

4) WCC (Girls only), College Road- I would keep it on par with Stella and MOP. You see same level of competition for seats, yet it's everyone's second or third choice for some reason . Top 5 in anybody's list 

4) DG Vaishnav college (Co-ed), Arumbakkam- Only reason I would rank this below all others is it's location and plenty of parents would prefer a girls only college over a co-ed.

5) Madras Christian College (MCC), Tambaram (Co-ed)- Probably has the best campus out of the lot . Why isn't in top 5 of my pick . same reason as DG vaishnav.

There are plenty of good colleges all cross the city . Above list are autonomous and self regulated, hence are preferred . Then there are alot of private colleges in far flung areas of city like SRM . I wouldn't recommend someone there.

WCC College follows a simple admission process. Candidates are required to apply online on the official website of the college for the course of their choice. Once they have registered, their applications are evaluated. WCC shortlists candidates based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants only need to ensure they score equal or above the eligibility percentage to get admission. The minimum aggregate is not defined in many of the courses. Hence, aspirants can easily get admission based on their qualification.

{Source: M.Sc. students & alumni}

Based on the reviews and feedback from current students and alumni, here's a summary of the pros and cons:

Pros:

* Excellent placement record: With a placement rate of 90%, many students secure jobs with decent packages (average package: INR 8 LPA, the highest package: INR 12 LPA).
* Industry relevance: The curriculum covers practical skills and techniques, making students industry-ready for placements.
* Good teaching quality: Faculty members are knowledgeable, supportive, and take regular one-on-one sessions.
* State-of-the-art infrastructure: Laboratories, libraries, and campus facilities are modern and well-maintained.
* Variety of electives: Students can choose from specialised courses like Java, Python, C+, C, web design, data structures, microprocessors, and digital principles.

Cons:

* Average hostel facilities: Although the food quality is good, the hostel facilities are considered average.
* Limited Wi-Fi connectivity: Some areas of the campus experience slow internet speeds.
* Small classrooms: Some classrooms are smaller, which might affect the learning experience.

Overall, WCC College seems to offer a valuable M.Sc. programme with a strong focus on industry relevance, good teaching quality, and decent placement records. However, potential students should consider the limitations mentioned above before making a decision.

Yes, WCC College admissions are open. Candidates can get admission to any of the UG or PG programmes based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. Once the aspirants are selected, they need to come for document verification and fee payment. 

The eligibility criteria defined the minimum qualification and percentage required to apply for a course at WCC. The criteria varies course-wise. Below is WCC College eligibility criteria for top courses:

Course Name	Common Eligibility
BA	Class 12 in relevant subjects
BSc	Class 12 in relevant subjects
BCom/ BCom (Hons)	Higher Secondary or equivalent with Accountancy & Commerce preferably with Computer Science with at least 60%-75% aggregate
MSc	UG degree in relevant subjects
BCA	Higher Secondary or equivalent preferably with Mathematics or Business Mathematics or Computer Science or Computer Applications

Women's Christian College offers two-year MSc programme divided into four semesters. Candidates are required to complete graduation to apply for any of the MSc specialisations. Below are some of the MSc specialisations offered at WCC:

• Data Science- Food and Nutrition
• Data Science
• Biotechnology
• Chemistry
• Food Service Management and Dietetics, etc.