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Computer Application is a field with tremendous growth opportunities for willing candidates and this field, provides students with a very bright career prospect as the market for BCA & MCA graduates is ever increasing. To become successful in this field a student must choose a right University and that according to me is Jaipur National University. The objective of Bachelor of Computer Applications is to demonstrate the sound knowledge in key areas of Computer Science or Industrial Computing. As today's market is almost based on IT and its applications, the students are trained to fulfil the needs of the market.
Career Prospects:
1. One can start preparation for Entry Level job in software companies like Infosys, TCS, Google, Tech- Mahendra, Patni, WIPRO and some other software companies, A few companies offer the opportunity of joining MCA/ MS Programmes to its employees along-with job.
2. If one does not want to do the job after BCA then he/she may go for the higher studies. They may do an MCA or MBA course depending on their interest. We highly recommend pursuing MCA course after the BCA as it adds more value to resume. Duration: 3 Years. Eligibility: 10+2 from any stream with min 48%. Selection Procedure: Merit and Interview. With the best placement and infrastructure, Jaipur National University offers an environment for studies like no other and should be chosen for education in the department of computer application.

Syllabus:
Mathematics
1. Arithmetic-Geometric and Harmonic Progression
2. Binomial Expansion
3. Matrices, Elementary Operations Rank of Matrix
4. Conic Sections (Parabola, Ellipse, A Hyperbola)
5. Method of Differentiation
6. Partial Differentiation
7. Integration
8. Definite Integral
9. Permutations and Combinations
10. Important Formulae and Tips
Unit-II
Physics
1. Units and Dimensions
2. Motion in One Dimension
3. Motion in Two and Three Dimension and Newtons Law of Motion
4. Work, Energy and Power
5. Properties of Matter
6. Waves and Vibrations
7. Rotational Motion
8. Gravitation
9. Geometric Optics and Simple Optical Instruments
10. Simple Law of Electrostatics
Unit-III
Chemistry
1. Water
2. Structure of Atom
3. Chemical Bonding
4. Chemical Periodicity
5. Equilibrium
6. Acidity, Basicity and pH Value
Unit-IV
Electronics Engineering
1. Electronic Components and Semiconductors
2. Diodes and Power Supplies
3. Transistor
4. Engineering Materials
5. Electronic Instrumentation
6. Amplifiers, Feedback and Oscillators
7. Digital Electronics
8. Communication Engineering
9. Power Electronics
Unit-V
Electrical Engineering
1. Ohms Law
2. Capacitance
3. Elementary Electric Circuit
4. A. C. Fundamental
5. RLC Circuits
6. Magnetic Circuits
7. Electrostatics
8. D. C. Machines
9. Induction Motors/Synchronous Motors
10. Transformer
Unit-VI
Computer Engineering
1. Fundamentals of Computer
2. Computer Hardware
3. Computer Architecture and Organisation
4. Memory
5. Assembler and Operating System
6. Programming in C
7. Programming Languages
8. Data Base Management Systems
9. LAN (Local Area Networks)
10. Internet and Its Basics
11. Data Communications
12.CAD/CAM & Industrial Applications
13. Glossary of Computer World
Unit-VII
Mechanical Engineering
1. Applied Mechanics
2. Strength of Materials
3. Thermodynamics
4. Heat Transfer
5. Fluid Mechanics
7. Production Engineering
Unit-VIII
Workshop Technology
1. Workshop Technology
Unit-IX
Engineering Drawing and Graphics
1. Engineering Graphics and Drawing
Unit-X
General Science
1. General Science
2. Space Science
3. Life Science
Unit-XI
Numerical Ability
1. Time and Work
2. Speed Time and Distance.