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The semester wise important subjects of B.Tech Information Technology are given below. First semester :
The Dimension of Information Technology
Engineering Mathematics-I
Basics of Electronics
Engineering Physics
Communication Skills
Second semester :
General Engineering (Workshop & engineering. Graphics)
Engineering Mathematics-II
Computer Languages
Computer organisation
Application of MS-Windows
Third semester :
Visual Basic
Electrical Measurement and Measuring Instruments
Data Structures through C
Digital Electronics
Operating Systems
Fourth semester :
Computer Communication Network
Computer Oriented Numerical Methods
Introduction to Web Technology
Object-Oriented Programming (C+)
Business Applications of IT
Fifth semester :
Concepts of Database
Management of Information Systems
Principles of Management
Java Programming
Introduction to Microprocessor
Sixth semester :
Software Project Management
Applications of Microprocessor
E-Commerce
RDBMS
Project-I
Seventh semester :
Computer Graphics and Simulation
Programming Tools and Techniques
Compiler Design
Visual C+
Artificial Intelligence
Eighth semester :
Data Mining and Data Warehousing
Distributed Databases
Network Security and Cryptography
Project-II.

Unlike the B.Tech / B.E. Course in Computer Science and Engineering or Information technology students aspiring for a BCA course do not need to have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects in their Class 12th examinations. Students from the field of arts and commerce are equally eligible for joining the course as the ones from the Science background. However, Any student completed higher secondary (10+2) with Math as a compulsory subject and computer as an elective/compulsory in 10+2 will be given an advantage. Some universities/colleges conduct an entrance exam to take admission in the BCA course. But Most of the colleges or Universities normally enrolled students based on their marks in 10th and 10+2. Here, either 10+2 marks will be a priority or maybe on the basis of First come First serve. All the Best.