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No, it is not possible to join the B.Com programme in the second year at Kristu Jayanti College (KJC), Bangalore. KJC follows the semester system for its undergraduate programs, including B.Com and students are admitted into the programme at the beginning of the academic year. However, KJC offers lateral entry admission for certain undergraduate programs, such as BCA where students can join in the second year of the programme after completing their Diploma or equivalent course in a relevant field. But, for the B.Com programme, KJC does not offer lateral entry admission. If you wish to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Commerce, you can consider other colleges that offer lateral entry admission or complete the three-year B.Com programme from the first year at KJC or any other college.

The average hostel fee at GD Goenka University, Gurgaon is approximately INR 1,50,000 per year. However, it's important to note that the actual fee may vary depending on the type of accommodation you choose. The university offers different types of hostel rooms, including 6-sharing, 4-sharing, 3-sharing, and 2-sharing options, each with different fees. To get the specific fee details for each type of accommodation, it is recommended to visit the official website of GD Goenka University. The official website will provide comprehensive and up-to-date information regarding the hostel facilities, including the fee structure for each category of rooms. It is advisable to review the official website or contact the university directly for accurate and detailed information about hostel fees, as well as any additional charges or facilities associated with the hostel accommodation.

Both are different as BCA (Bachelors of Computer Application ) is mainly targeted for programming applications and have no other branches as far I know but B.Sc. (Bachelors of Science) have many branches like B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Sc. CS B.Sc. IT, B.Sc. Bio, B.Sc. Math etc. You can choose B.Sc. IT or B.Sc. CS if you want to do B.Sc. Instead of BCA and want to be in computational field and learn IT/Computer Science. There is difference in both BCA and B.Sc. IT/CS syllabus. If you want to be a purely programmer you can do BCA + MCA or B.Tech CS. Depend upon your interests. If you have interest in computer related things, and want to your career in it. Then surely choose BCA. If you like Science stuff things and want to make your career in teaching, research, government services, want to go in higher studies. Then you should choose B.Sc. Don't take BCA if-
1. You don't like to sit for long hours in front of computers.
2. Don't like programming and don't have much curiosity in computers. I.