Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Admission to MCA is based on Karnataka PGCET followed by an interview round.

A pass in bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST). Candidates with not less than 50% marks (45% marks for SC/ ST) with Mathematics or Statistics or Computer Science or Computer Programming or Computer Applications or Business Statistics as optional or electives is required to apply for MCA. Candidates who have studied and passed one of the specified subjects in the pre-University course with 50% marks in that subject shall also be considered for admission.

The total seat intake for MCA is 60.

Kalvium conducts its in-house entrance test, which is known as the Kalviness Quotient (KQ) Challenges. Candidates willing to pursue BCA course at Kalvium must appear and qualify this entrance test. This exam is mandatory for all the aspirants as it evaulates the candidate's for the programme. After qualiying KQ test, candidates have to appear for a PI round. 

Yes, at UG level, Kalvium offers a full-time BCA course for a duration of four years. Students can pursue this course in Software Product Engineering specialisations. Apart from the on-campus course, candidates can also pursue this course at partner universities of Kalvium.

The eligibility criterion is to have 50% in 10+2 from a recognised board. The admissions are based on JET exam .

The minimum criteria is 50% in 12th boards. You still need to give CET entrance exam. The basic eligibility score is around 50 percent in clas 12th. JIMS also conducts it university exam for JET for getting admission in this college and the cut off marks for JET exam is also considered. There are various scholarships as well which can be availed if you are eligible for the same. The cut off marks can be checked upon the college website or shiksha website.

Both the institutions are great on their own. They have great placement, academics and faculty. I would say Visit the campus and get to know better.