BVA

Both degrees are graduate-level work in two distinct fields. While the Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA focuses on the IT industry, the Bachelor of Visual Arts BVA is more concerned with the visual arts.
1. Length: A BCA course typically lasts three years, as opposed to a BVA course's four-year length.
2. Coursework: You'll learn database management, graphics, and computer fundamentals with a BCA degree. In BVA you study traditional art forms like painting and drawing.
3. Job Profiles: A BCA degree can be used to land jobs as a junior programmer, tester, or software developer. A BVA degree entitles you to employment as a visual designer, painter, cartoonist, etc.
4. Top Employers: Cognizant, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, and other top employers of BCA graduates are listed below. BVA graduates are employed by organizations like Red Chillies, HT Media, and Prime Focus, among others.
5. Salary: A BCA graduate makes an average annual salary of about 3.2 Lacs, whereas a BVA graduate makes an average annual salary of about 3 Lacs. However, because BVA deals with unique creativity, there are no limitations on artists' earning potential.

The fee charged is semester-wise, and you will be expected to pay for two semesters together. Also, the fees vary for Karnataka, non-Karnataka, and NRI students.
For Karnataka students, the latest updated fees pattern for the 2022 session onward is as follows:
Value Addition Fee: INR 12,587.00
Computer Lab Fee (Applied Art): INR 25,795.00
College Fee: INR 18,174.00
The total fee is approximately INR 56,000 rupees.
This is for two semesters, say, semesters III and IV. For more clarity, you may visit the finance department of the college.
Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath (College of Fine Arts), Bangalore, is a private NAAC-affiliated college under the Bangalore University.
It offers a full-time undergraduate degree, Bachelors of Visual Arts (BVA). The students can choose this course to specialize in areas like painting, sculpture, applied arts, and print media.