How many students can do BCA at National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology Kohima?

NIELIT Kohima offers the After 10 Diploma course with various specialisations for candidates to choose from. The specialisations on offer are: 

• Diploma in Computer Applications and Networking (DCAN)
• Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering

The courses have different course duration and candiates must follow the admission process to secure their seat in the courses. 

NIELIT Kohima offers various courses at different course fee. The course fee for courses available in the admission 2025 process are mentioned below: 

• BCA: INR 1 lakh
• Certificate: Depending upon the specialisation varies from INR 2,100 to INR 36,100
• UG Diploma: epending upon the specialisation varies from INR 26,100 to INR 50,700
• DOEACC O Level: INR 23,900

NIELIT Kohima offers multiple courses at the UG, Certificate, and Diploma levels. Candidates can visit the official website to learn about the specialisations and the course fee. NIELIT Kohima also offers After 10 Diploma for candidaets who have cleared Class 10. There are a few courses that are offered in the online/part-time mode by the institute and candidates can attend them from the comfort of their homes. 

The following scholarships are offered by NIELIT Kohima for the candidates :

• Merit Scholarship for candidates in the reserved category: Candidates can get an amount ranging from INR 4,000 to INR 12,000 with this scholarship
• iPost-matric scholarship under Higher Education Department of state Govt: Candidates belonging to the SC/ST category who are applying for long-term courses or BCA can avail this scholarship

The course fee for the total three years of the BCA course offered by NIELIT Kohima is INR 1 lakh.  NIELIT Kohima decides the fee structure and candidates must adhere to it to secure their seat. The fee structure is made up of different refundable and non-refundable components such as the hostel deposit, security deposit, and the tuition fee. The fee can be paid at an annual basis during the initial phases of odd semesters.