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To start a BCA course in full time mode, you need t start a college. The step is you need to register a society, then you need to take approval from state education department and then need to take affiliation from the university in whose jurisdiction you fall.
For starting a DOEACC approved centre, following category of institutes are eligible
1. All schools, which are affiliated to any recognized board in any part of the country.
2. All colleges, which are affiliated to any recognized university in any part of the country.
3. All societies, which are registered under Societies Registration Act 1860.
4. All registered NGOs.
5. All registered charitable trusts.
6. Registered Private training institutes.
7. Registered welfare associations.
8. Panchayats.
so, first you need to register your institute as a charitable trust or as a society.
Infrastructure requirement
The institutions seeking registration as Facilitation Centres for conduct of training and fielding candidates
Building:
Must have own premises, if hired, on a long-term lease, of a minimum period of 11 months, with a
reasonable assurance of continuity.
Minimum carpet area should be better than 30 Square meters, to cater to at least one class room to seat 25 students, one computer laboratory with at least 05 PCs for hands on training, a library, reception area and proper and adequate washroom facilities, this should vary upwards depending on number of students.
You need to have full time and part time faculty with BCA and MCA with 1 years experience
You must have all valid and original software and hardware. You also need to have adequate AV, computers. A willing institution would require to apply for registration as “Facilitation Centre for training and fielding
candidates for NIELIT's CCC and BCC on self-certification basis” on a prescribed Application Form along with
Cover letter to the Controller of Examinations (CCC and BCC), NIELIT
Please visit nielit.gov.in for forms and more details

Hi Anusha,
The main difference between MBA and PGDM is that MBA is a degree and is offered by universities, whereas, PGDM is a post-graduate diploma offered by AICTE approved institutes.
Indian universities come under the University Grants Commission (UGC) and can, therefore, award degrees like the MBA degree, also known as MMS in Mumbai. Universities follow the UGC format for course content. On the other hand, reputed management institutes design their courses based on industry feedback and business relevance. They are not covered under the UGC.
You can also refer the article:
https://www.shiksha.com/pgdm-pgdbm-mba-and-mim-what-s-the-difference-article-5588-1
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Ibs mumbai is neither too good nor too bad college. The professors are good and most of them have industry experiance so u will learn about organisation culture along with ur syllabus. The collg. Has different clubs like marketing,finance,dance,it,etc which have competitions throuhghout the year there are different events which keeps happening. The colg. also arrange guest lectures, who will tell u their experiance & give u valuable tips. The other good thing is that you will have colligues from different states. Now comming to main thing that is placement,the collage has a placement cell team whose work is to make sure companies visit campus. and it is due to their hardwork that many companies visit campus the only problem with the collage is that their are a lot of student so placing all of them is a big problem, the avg. Package is around 3.5 to 4 lacs