Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

The following are some of the entrance exams for MCAthat are scheduled for 2024 and is very important for those who want to gain admission into some of the institutions across India. Some of them include:1. NIMCET:Carried out when admitting students to MCA by the NITs.2. MAH MCA CET:Admission test for MCA Programmes conducted by the Maharashtra state 3. CUET-PG:Joint admission for central universities MCA programmes.4. IPU CET:MCA programs of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Curry.Expected in May 2024.5. TANCET:Tamil Nadu MCA entrance exam.Likely be in February 2024.Students should visit the official website of the institute for the latest data

For non-tech students with a B.Sc. in Chemistry, many affordable MCA programs provide strong placements and teaching. Colleges like Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology (IGIT), Delhi, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, and the University of Mumbai are very good. These institutions have a well-structured MCA curriculum and provide great placement support to help students make a smooth transition into the tech field. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University offers an MCA programme here in Pune, which enjoys good teaching and placement possibilities. These colleges catered to non-tech graduates so that they could gain these skills to excel in the MCA field.   

Indeed, a student can pursue MCA from Hyderabad with fee reimbursement facilities. Fee reimbursement options exist for MCA in all states of India including Telangana. There, the students pursuing an MCA course can take reimbursement facilities both in Government as well as Private institutes. For example, there may be a reimbursement for an MCA course fee in the amount of INR 27,000 for students belonging to an economically weaker section. Several colleges in Hyderabad take part in such schemes; Osmania University and the University of Hyderabad are just a couple of examples. It should be checked on the website of the specific college to which one wishes to approach or the website of the state education department.

VIT Vellore doesn't provide any specific B.Tech degree in purely Robotics and Automation. However, the college does have a B.Tech programme in Mechatronics and Automation, where parts of its curriculum relate to robotics and automation. The four-year undergraduate course has mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer Science amalgamated. Further, VIT Chennai has a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering with a specialisation in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics the university is offering more, about these two specializations. Both courses endow the students with capabilities for survival in the robotics sector that is constantly booming.