Gomendra Multiple College , Birtamode, Jhapa

Bachelor of Computer Application Information Technology (BCA IT)

Affiliated To: Purbanchal University (PU)

course

BCA

Course Level

Bachelor Degree

Duration

4 Years

Study Mode

Full Time

Total Seats

96

Medium

English

Recognition

PU FoST

Overview

Bachelor of Computer Applications in Information Technology (BCA-IT) at Gomendra Multiple College

The Bachelor of Computer Applications in Information Technology (BCA-IT) at Gomendra Multiple College is a four-year undergraduate program affiliated with Purbanchal University. Conducted over eight semesters, it combines computing theory, laboratory work, semester projects, management-related subjects, an internship, specialization courses, and a final project.

The program is available at the college’s Birtamode, Jhapa location, with an intake capacity of 96 students. Its curriculum moves from programming, mathematics, and computer fundamentals to databases, networks, software engineering, web technology, system analysis, research, and advanced specialization areas. English is used as the medium of instruction and examination.

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Course highlights

Field	Details
Course	Bachelor of Computer Applications in Information Technology (BCA-IT)
College	Gomendra Multiple College
Location	Birtamode, Jhapa
Affiliation	Purbanchal University
Level	Bachelor’s degree
Duration	Four years
Academic structure	Eight semesters
Seat capacity	96
Medium	English
Minimum attendance	80 percent

Course structure

The program follows a semester system, with academic work spread across four years. Each semester includes classroom teaching, tutorials, laboratory sessions, internal assessments, and university examinations.

Project work begins in the first semester and continues through later stages of the program. Students work with programming tools, databases, web technologies, and other computing concepts while preparing project reports and presentations. The later part of the course includes an internship, specialization subjects, and a final project.

A semester normally includes 15 weeks of classwork and one week for internal examinations such as tests, quizzes, and mid-term assessments.

Major subjects

The early semesters establish a base in computing, mathematics, programming, communication, and digital systems. Subjects include:

Computer System Concepts
Mathematics
Technical English
Computer Programming in C
Digital Logic
Modern Business Practices
Microprocessor and Assembly Language
Object-Oriented Programming in C++
Sociology, Ethics and Emotional Intelligence

The middle semesters cover technical and analytical areas such as:

Financial Accounting
Computer Architecture
Data Structure and Algorithm
System Analysis and Design
User Interface Design
Technology and Operations Management
Numerical Methods
Operating System
Computer Network
Database Management System
Software Engineering
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Web Technology
Computer Graphics
Probability and Statistics
Research Methodology

Computer projects are included across the curriculum. One of the later project courses requires students to build a web-based application using server-side scripting and a relational database, submit written documentation, and complete a presentation and viva.

Specialization and final-stage study

The final stage includes specialization courses, an internship, and an extended project. The available specialization areas are:

Information System Management
Networking and Cloud Computing
Digital Commerce and Business Analytics

These areas allow students to concentrate on a defined group of computing and information-management subjects during the seventh and eighth semesters.

Eligibility

Applicants must have completed +2 or an equivalent qualification.

Under the grade system, candidates need:

At least a D grade in every subject, with D+ applicable under the old grading system
An aggregate GPA of at least 2.0

Applicants under the percentage system need at least 45 percent in intermediate-level study or a three-year diploma in any stream.

A-Level applicants need at least an E grade in every subject or an aggregate score of 45 percent.

Candidates holding foreign qualifications must submit an equivalence certificate together with subject-wise grades, CGPA, or percentage records from the concerned authority.

Admission process

Applicants must pass the entrance examination conducted by Purbanchal University and complete the admission procedures required by the university and Gomendra Multiple College.

Students awaiting Grade 12 supplementary examinations, final results, or certificates may apply for the entrance examination. The required academic documents must be submitted during admission.

Assessment system

Assessment continues throughout each semester. Students are evaluated through class and tutorial participation, assignments, laboratory work, class tests, quizzes, practical examinations, and semester-end examinations.

The assessment distribution includes:

Combined theory and practical courses: 20 percent internal, 20 percent practical, and 60 percent final examination
Theory courses: 20 percent internal and 80 percent final examination
Laboratory or practical courses: 60 percent continuous internal assessment and 40 percent final viva

Students must maintain at least 80 percent attendance in lectures, tests, and tutorials to qualify for final examinations.

Learning environment at Gomendra Multiple College

Gomendra Multiple College supports classroom study with projects, workshops, research activities, guest lectures, and presentations. These activities are relevant to BCA-IT students because the curriculum requires regular practical work, report preparation, teamwork, and project defence.

The college uses English as its primary instructional language. Its academic environment also gives students access to research-related activities led through the college’s research unit.

Scholarships

Scholarship opportunities at Gomendra Multiple College are available for:

Students with strong academic performance
Economically disadvantaged students
Students from marginalized communities

Scholarship conditions and administrative procedures are managed by the college administration.

Further study

BCA graduates meet the degree-background requirement for the Master of Computer Applications program offered at Gomendra Multiple College, subject to the applicable postgraduate admission criteria.

Progression into postgraduate study will also depend on academic performance, entrance requirements, and the eligibility rules of the selected institution and program.