Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) at Y.M. Degree College, Nuh, Haryana

The Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) is an undergraduate programme offered at Y.M. Degree College, Nuh, Haryana. Students who have completed their Class 12 education and want to pursue a degree in computer applications can consider this course.

The BCA programme has a duration of three years, according to the published course information for Y.M. Degree College. Admission eligibility requires candidates to have passed the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination, Intermediate examination or an equivalent examination. The college's published prospectus specifies that admission to BCA is based on passing the 10+2 examination, with selection made on merit.

BCA Course Details

• Course Name: Bachelor of Computer Applications
• Short Name: BCA
• College: Y.M. Degree College, Nuh, Haryana
• Course Level: Undergraduate
• Duration: 3 years
• Minimum Qualification: Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination, Intermediate or an equivalent examination
• Admission Criteria: Merit-based

BCA Eligibility Criteria

Students interested in pursuing BCA at Y.M. Degree College must meet the eligibility requirements specified for the programme.

Candidates must have passed the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination, Intermediate examination or an equivalent examination recognised by the college's academic authorities.

According to the college's published prospectus, candidates applying for BCA must have passed the 10+2 examination. Admission is made on merit from among the applications received for the course.

BCA Admission at Y.M. Degree College, Nuh

Students who want to take admission to BCA at Y.M. Degree College must follow the admission process that the college has set. Admission is based on merit so applicants must check that they meet the eligibility criteria and have all required documents from their qualifying examination ready. The current application dates, course fees, number of seats available and required documents, for the 2026–27 session have not been verified. Therefore these details are not included.