The Bachelor of Computer System and Information Technology (BCSIT) at Excel Business College, Kathmandu is a four-year undergraduate program under Pokhara University. The program combines computer systems, programming, information technology, information systems, and management study.
It runs across eight semesters and requires 127 credit hours, including three projects and an internship. Excel Business College has 48 seats for BCSIT. The program was previously named Bachelor of Computer Information System (BCIS).
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | Bachelor of Computer System and Information Technology |
| Short form | BCSIT |
| Previous name | BCIS |
| College | Excel Business College |
| Affiliation | Pokhara University |
| Level | Bachelor |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Academic structure | 8 semesters |
| Total credits | 127 credit hours |
| Seats | 48 |
| Medium | English |
| Location | Lakhechaur Marg, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu |
BCSIT combines technical computing study with subjects related to business and management. Students study programming, computer systems, databases, networking, web technology, operating systems, software engineering, cloud computing, computer graphics, information system security, artificial intelligence, research, economics, management, and entrepreneurship.
The curriculum is divided into foundation courses, management courses, information technology and computing courses, concentration study, project work, and internship.
| Curriculum component | Credit hours |
|---|---|
| Foundation Courses | 18 |
| Management Courses | 27 |
| Information Technology and Computing Courses | 57 |
| Concentration Courses | 12 |
| Project Work | 8 |
| Internship | 5 |
| Total | 127 |
Information technology and computing form the largest part of the degree, while management subjects provide an organizational and business context for the technical coursework.
| Semester | Courses | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Semester I | English, Mathematics I, Internet Technology I, Fundamentals of Computer Systems, Programming Language | 15 |
| Semester II | Business Communication, Mathematics II, Digital Systems, Object-Oriented Language (Java), Data Structure and Algorithm, Project I | 17 |
| Semester III | Linear Algebra and Probability, Database Management System, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, Internet Technology II (Programming), Principles of Management | 15 |
| Semester IV | Computer Architecture and Microprocessor, Numerical Methods, Software Engineering and Project Management, Data Communication and Networks, Fundamentals of Financial Management, Project II | 17 |
| Semester V | Digital Marketing, Operating Systems, Organizational Behavior, Artificial Intelligence, Concentration I | 15 |
| Semester VI | Computer Graphics, Research Methods, Cloud Computing, Applied Economics, Concentration II | 15 |
| Semester VII | Strategic Management, Management of Human Resources, Digital Economy, Information System Security, Major Project, Concentration III | 19 |
| Semester VIII | Legal Aspects of Business and Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Internship, Concentration IV | 14 |
The semester structure moves from programming and computer-system fundamentals into databases, software development, networking, operating systems, cloud computing, security, research, and specialized concentration study.
Students complete four concentration courses carrying 12 credits. The curriculum includes concentration areas in:
Computing
Data Science
Networking and Cyber Security
Management Science and Systems
Multimedia Technology
Computing options include subjects such as Python Programming, Advance Java, Compiler Design and Construction, Mobile Computing, Software Project Management, and Open-source Technology.
Data Science includes options related to advanced databases, data analysis and modeling, data warehousing and data mining, database administration, and artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Networking and Cyber Security includes areas such as Advanced Networking with IPV6, Wireless Communication, Network Security, Embedded System, Routing and Switching, System Administration, Distributed System, and Ethical Hacking. Multimedia Technology includes courses such as Fundamentals of Animations, 3D Modeling, Moving Images and VFX, Multimedia Development Tools, and Sound and Music Production.
Project work begins before the final year. Students complete Project I and Project II, each worth two credits, followed by a four-credit Major Project.
The project structure requires two mini-projects and an independent capstone project involving fieldwork and empirical analysis. Students work with data collection, processing, analysis, and report preparation as part of these assignments.
The five-credit internship gives students supervised workplace exposure and an opportunity to apply concepts studied during the degree. Internship placement also considers the student’s interests and intended concentration area.
Eligibility: Applicants must have completed Intermediate, Higher Secondary Level (10+2), PCL, or an equivalent qualification recognized by Pokhara University with second division. Excel Business College specifies a minimum of 45% or second division and requires applicants to pass its entrance test and interview.
Applicants submit:
Mark sheet and character certificate of SLC or equivalent
Transcript and character certificate of 10+2 or equivalent
Two recent passport-size photographs
Citizenship certificate or passport
Successful candidates in the written entrance test proceed to an interview or aptitude test. Excel Business College uses an entrance score weight of 80% and an interview weight of 20% for final selection.
Students must maintain at least 80% attendance. The normal study period is four years, while the maximum period allowed for completion is eight years.
Assessment is divided equally between internal and external evaluation:
Internal evaluation: 50%
Semester-end examination: 50%
Internal evaluation covers theory as well as practical, lab, project, and viva components. Semester-end examinations are conducted through Pokhara University’s examination system.
For graduation, students must complete the required coursework, projects, and internship, earn at least a D grade in each course, complete the internship with a Pass grade, and maintain the required undergraduate CGPA of 2.0.
BCSIT students are included in the college’s undergraduate scholarship arrangement.
| Previous academic result | First-semester scholarship |
|---|---|
| University or HSEB Topper | 100% |
| 80% and above | 40% |
| 75%–79% | 30% |
| 71%–74% | 20% |
| 66%–70% | 15% |
| 61%–65% | 10% |
| 55%–60% | 5% |
From the second through eighth semesters, scholarships are based on the previous semester’s result. First, second, and third university or college rank holders receive tuition-fee waivers of 100%, 50%, and 25%, respectively. A minimum CGPA of 3.70 applies, and students may receive only one scholarship at a time.
BCSIT students have access to the college computer laboratory, internet facilities, library, multimedia-supported classrooms, and power backup. The wider academic environment also includes project work, group discussions, presentations, case studies, field visits, workshops, seminars, and industry-related activities.
The college’s research and placement cell supports research, internships, career counseling, and placement-related activities. These resources complement the technical, project, and internship components of the BCSIT curriculum.
BCSIT is the Bachelor of Computer System and Information Technology, a four-year undergraduate program combining computing, information technology, information systems, and management study.
The BCSIT program is affiliated with Pokhara University.
Students must complete 127 credit hours across coursework, concentration courses, project work, and internship.
Excel Business College has 48 seats for the BCSIT program.
Yes. The program was previously named Bachelor of Computer Information System (BCIS).
Applicants must have completed Intermediate, 10+2, PCL, or an equivalent qualification recognized by Pokhara University with second division. Excel Business College specifies a minimum of 45% or second division and requires an entrance test and interview.
The concentration areas are Computing, Data Science, Networking and Cyber Security, Management Science and Systems, and Multimedia Technology.
Yes. Students complete Project I, Project II, and a Major Project, carrying a combined eight credits.
Yes. The program includes a five-credit internship.
Students must maintain a minimum undergraduate CGPA of 2.0 along with the other degree requirements.
