Is it good option to pursue BCA from an institute rather than a college?

Hello, No, BCA is a professional course which requires a great knowledge of technology. This technological know-how should be certified by the council of AICTE. If you are pursuing BCA from an institute rather than a college, there will be a big question mark on your certificate regarding its recognition because it’s a private owned, there is no upper body that controls them. They are fully self-controlled. But if you do your BCA from a college (especially a government college) then you don't have to think that whether your degree is recognized or not because the colleges are affiliated to a university and the university is recognized from UGC. While going for higher education or for job interviews you may find yourself in troublesome situation due to this selection. So my suggestion is that if you want to do BCA then go for a government college.

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Well, let me put it this way. It's an open education system. Hence, on the basis of teaching staff, it will hugely depend on the study centre you get. Even if you do get a good one, classes won't be like school classes. It's more about doubt-clearing session. You study for the whole week from the given material and clear the doubts on weekends by consulting with the faculty. They will be there to guide you. And lots of assignments, most of the semester will go by into completing them. They are very important. Hence, everything will circle down to you and your ability to self-study. If you are one of the students, who heavily depend on teachers, then I would suggest, no because it's a tough university to score marks in. I have seen people getting frustrated and dropping out due to low marks. Remember, it will solely depend on you and how much interest you have in this field. Distance or regular, ultimately, it depends on oneself. Colleges are there to guide you, not to spoon feed you. I have seen people flourish and fail in both places respectively.

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Hello, Bachelor of Computer Application is a graduation programme currently quite a rage amongst youngsters. It leads to one getting jobs in any of the IT companies. In addition, it's a three years’ course as against four year engineering degree. Also getting admission in an engineering college for a similar course is very tough. Firstly, number of seats in a college are controlled by AICTE, concerned colleges cannot increase it randomly on their own. As against thus any college can begin classes for BCA and there is no restrictions on intake capacity. Of course the colleges have to follow course content as prescribed by the concerned University. Now if an institute is offering this course then it's not under university and students will not get any degree from an authorized university. This will definitely cause problems for these students to get job. Hence I'd is strongly recommend that students should get admission only in a college recognised by the university and from an institute which is not recognised by the university.

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