Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

BCA at Araniko College of Business and Technology (TU Affiliation)

Araniko College of Business and Technology, Bhanimandal, Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, runs the Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) under Tribhuvan University (TU) affiliation. BCA follows TU’s four-year, semester-based structure and credit framework.

Many students come to BCA with a practical question: “Will I be able to build real software skills, or will it stay only theory?” BCA answers that question through a mix of programming courses, lab hours, project work, and an internship component. Your daily routine matters as much as the course titles. Araniko signals this through morning classes, programming trainings and workshops, and seminar-based learning activities.

Highlights

• Duration: 4t

• Minimum total credits: 126 credit hours.

• Projects + internship credit weight: 13 credit hours.

• Support activities: programming trainings, workshops, seg classes.

BCA at Araniko follows TU’s semester course map. The early semesters build your base in computing, mcoftware development, databases, networks, mobile systems, cloud, professional ethics, projects, and internship.

Semester pathway at a glance

• Semester 1: Computer Fundamentals and Applications, Society and Technology, English i

• Semester 2: C Programming, Financial Accounting, English II, Mathematics II, Microprocessor and Computer Architecture. tructures and Algorithms, Probability and Statistics, System Analysis and Design, OOP in Java, Web Technology. :** Operating System, Numerical Methods, Software Engineering, Scripting Language, Database Management System, Project I. 5:** MIS and E-Business, DotNet Technology, Computer Networking, Introduction to Management, Computer Graphics and Animation. er 6:** Mobile Programming, Distributed System, Applied Economics, Advanced Java Programming, Network Programming, Project II.

• Semester 7: Cyber Law and Professional Ethics, Cloud Computing, Internship, Elective I, Elective II. 8tive III, Elective IV, Project III.

Electives you can choose from

Elect match real workplace roles in Nepal, such as IT in Banking, Enterprise Resministration, and Network Administration.

Objectives

BCA targets students who want a structured TU route into computer applications and IT work. Araniko frames BCA as an option for students “ entry into computing and IT, along with a practical study approach supported by seminars and training activities.

Scope for Nepali students

BCA creates a base for roles that mix software development, database work, web systems, networking, and applied computing. Yoat each semester as a skill milestone, not only an exam target.

A common student scenario looks like this: you start with limited coding confidence, you get steady through C and Java, you learn how data moves through databases and networks, then you prove your ability through projects and an internship. That path fits students who learn best by practice and feedback, not memorization.

Learning outcomes

BCA coursework at Araniko supports outcomes such as:

• Writing programs using structured programming and object-oriented methods (C and Java sequence).

• Building web-based applications and understanding client–server basics (Web Technology, networking). databases and data models (DBMS and database-related electives). pucing a final project output (Project I, II, III).

• Understanding professional practice and legal/ethical context (Cyber Law and Professionaegramming trainings and workshops** as part of the student support environment. development through lab hours attached to key subjects such as Computer Fundamentals, C Programming, Web Technology, and others.

Teaching methodology

Araniko states an **industry-based and practical approach of stu re listed, which can help students who commute, work part-time, or need a quieter learning block earlier in the day. equirements

BCA admission requires:

• Passing the BCA Entrance Exam conducted by the TU Dean’s Office. reshold: D+ in each subject in Grades 11 and 12 with CGPA 2.0 or more, or *second division marks in 10+2 / PCL / equivalent

TU campuses and faculties publish entrance notices and updates on official TU sites for each academic year.

Cects map to several entry-level directions, depending on your project and internship focus:

• junior software development (C/Java/.NET path)

• web development and web systems (Web Technology, MIS and E-Business)

• database and reporting roles (DBMS, database electives) neng, Network Administration elective) Scholarships and financial aid

Scholarships are listed for e***. Araniko also lists “affordable tuition fees with internship,” yet public figures and eligibitsirmed directly from the college office before enrollment.

Why choose BCA?

BCA fits students who wantgree that forces regular practice. Projects and internship credits matter because they create deadlines and deliverables, not only theory.

Exam and result processes

TU semester pvaluation approach that includes internal work during the semester and end-semester examinations under university processes. TU and faculty offices publish examination schedules and notices on official TU platforms. aniko College of Business and Technology offers a TU-affiliated route for Nepali students who want programming depth, database competence, web and networking exposure, and proof of work through projects and internship. Credit hours and course sequencing show a steady build from fundamentals to applied systems work.

FAQ

1) Who can apply for TU BCA at Araniko?

Students who meet the academic threshold and pass the TU BCA entrance exam can apply.

2) How long does BCA take?

BCA runs for four years under the TU semester system.

3) How much project and internship work is built into tnthe BCA credit framework.

4) Which subjects usually feel hardest for new students?

Students often find eastructures challenging if daily practice is missing. Course sequencing places these subjects early, so steady lab work matters.

5) What electives can you choose later?

Electives listed include IT in Banking, ERP, database programming/administration, and network administration.