Texas has proven itself as a leading college of Information Technology with varieties of courses like B.Sc. (CSIT). BIT, BCS (Network Technology and Cyber Security) and BCA. The practical way of imparting the knowledge has made Texas the unique among the different academic institutions. With the focus on professional courses and projects; Texas has minimized the gap between the industry and academia. Texas equally focuses on the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities focusing on the overall development of students. The IT students of Texas has participated in different international seminars on information technology.
Texas has launched BCA affiliated to Tribhuvan University. It is the 4 years program that runs on semester-system under the faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences. BCA has been started with an objective to produce qualified computer software developers having wide range of knowledge in the technical field. Students learn to solve computer based problems of different types of business and industries. Besides, students of Texas grab the opportunity to grab job experience during their study.
Course Details
Students who enter the workforce will have established themselves as effective professionals by having solved real problems through the use of their computers science knowledge and their communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills Students who continue in academia will have been successful in pursuing advanced degrees and demonstrating their ability to master advanced areas of computer science. Students will have demonstrated their ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment by having learned and apply new skills and new technologies.
Entry Requirement
The Candidate Applying for the BCA program most have:
Successfully completed a twelve-year schooling or equivalent from any University, Board or Institution recognized by Tribhuvan University.
Secured a minimum of second division (45%) or minimum D+ grade in all subjects in the twelve-year schooling or Equivalent.
Hours