MCA is offered by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the college. You will be given admission to the program on the basis of your result from NIMCET which is to be given for MCA. This is a common entrance test.

There are about 93 seats for this program if you are a graduate of an Indian University. Moreover, seats are also reserved for students from SC, ST, OBC, and physically disabled. These reservations are made as per MHRD, Government of India, and their guidelines.

You might want to know the eligibility requirement for admission to MNIT as well:

• You are expected to have a bachelor’s degree in science or any other equivalent degree which includes math or computer science as one of its subjects in the degree.
• Additionally, you will also be required to secure a score of at least 60% aggregate marks in graduation if you wish to be eligible for admission to the college.

As of 2021, the total fees for MCA are INR 1.13 lakhs for the first year. To get the detailed fee structure visit the official website.

My younger brother is from this Institute, so I am aware of the situation here.

• MCA program at NIT Trichy is great, people coming from all over the country make it even more exciting. You get a chance to meet more diverse people there, the seniors are always there to help you at every step, and you can reach out to them at any time.
• Infrastructure, Academics, Ambiance, Decent hostels with a decent fee are there.
• The active participation in Sports, events, seminars, conferences, Technical Lectures, Cultures, Technical meets, Competitions, freelance projects, interdisciplinary research, traveling helps in the personality development of students.
• Faculties are great and quite co-operative. 
• The average placement package received by the students here is 6 LPA.

In all, you will not regret choosing NIT Trichy.

There are numerous best colleges in Bangalore which offer MCA degrees with good placement. But Jain University is one of the best universities to pursue MCA. Jain University has professional and experienced faculty and also provides good infrastructure. 

MCA (Electives) at Jain University:

• Data Warehousing & Business Intelligence
• Networking, Storage Areas Networks
• Data Mining, Software Maintenance & Testing, Database Administrator

MCA (Specialization) at Jain University:

• Storage and Cloud Technology
• Infrastructure Management Services in IT
• Information Security Management Services

Here the names of other top MCA colleges in Bangalore with its fees.

Therefore, you can choose any above-mentioned college in Bangalore. All of them are considered as top institutes for Master in Computer Application (MCA). As Bangalore city is called the Silicon Valley of India, you will get a wider exposure during your study.

One of my friends studied at Thapar University. According to him, pursuing MCA at Thapar might not be a good choice. This is because a B.Tech in CSE graduate is always preferred over an MCA degree.

• During placement interviews, the panelists will see in your resume that you have a BCA or B.Sc. degree in CSE.
• Due to this, most of them assume that you didn't get an opportunity to study B.Tech so you chose BCA.
• They tend to lean on B.Tech graduates, as they will help maintain the reputation of the firm.
• The thing you can do after BCA is to get a lateral entry and obtain a diploma in CSE.
• After that, you can try to take admission in the 2nd year of the B.Tech program at Thapar.
• This will help you secure a better job opportunity than an MCA degree.
• An MCA degree from Thapar will get you a salary package of 5-10 LPA.
• A B.Tech degree will get you a 15-25 LPA salary package.

MCA at Thapar is way better than many other colleges like CGC Landran, Chandigarh University, etc. But it is important to remember that the recruiter at any IT company will always differentiate between an MCA graduate and a B.Tech CS graduate.

It's the case not just at NITT, but everywhere. It entirely depends on the visiting firm and whether they value your school percentages. 

The placement cell will have all of your information entered into their placement portal, and they will be aware of everything, so if you give the firm an erroneous résumé, whether intentionally or unintentionally, they will be notified. Because there are so many students, your college will try to set minimum eligibility standards for them by requesting or something similar. 

To make things clearer, I'll give you an example. 

1. Let's say Amazon Cloud is on the way, they've left the pointer criteria at 6, with no criteria in the 10+2 range.
2. Deloitte arrives on the second day and demands 60+ in 10+2+3.You won't be able to do anything because Deloitte does it all throughout India. Colleges don't matter as per their rules.

However, if a random startup comes along and offers a nice, attractive package and has policy rules similar to the ones listed above. But the placement cell can request them to ease the criteria if students have low scores. It now hinges on the company's reputation. It is applicable to every institute.