About Course
Course Descriptions
Duration: 2 Years (Accelerated 3-Year Curriculum)
Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree (B.A. or B.Sc.)
Age Limit: No age limit
Stream: Specifically Arts and Science
Detailed Eligibility Criteria
Specific Academic Requirement: The primary eligibility requirement is the completion of a Bachelor’s degree, specifically a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), from a university recognized by the UGC or an equivalent statutory body.
Unique Curriculum Structure: Unlike standard diplomas, this program is uniquely designed as a 3-year comprehensive curriculum delivered over a condensed 2-year academic period, requiring students to manage a higher credit load per semester.
Disciplinary Focus: Admission is restricted to candidates from the Arts and Science streams. This allows the program to bridge the gap between traditional humanities or pure sciences and applied computer technology.
Minimum Marks Requirement: Applicants are generally expected to have maintained a consistent academic record with at least 45% to 50% aggregate marks in their undergraduate studies to ensure they can cope with the rigorous technical syllabus.
Foundational Knowledge: While no prior coding experience is strictly mandated, a basic proficiency in logical reasoning and quantitative aptitude is highly recommended due to the intensive nature of the computer application modules.
Enrollment Window: Admissions are strictly processed once per academic year. Candidates must ensure their final degree results are available at the time of the university’s official counseling or intake cycle.
Technical Readiness: Since the diploma serves as a professional pivot into the IT industry, candidates should be prepared to engage in extensive practical laboratory sessions and project work as part of the core eligibility for final certification.