The Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) at LA GRANDEE International College is a four-year undergraduate program affiliated with Pokhara University.
The course runs across eight semesters and combines programming, software development, databases, computer networks, web technologies, mathematics, information systems, projects, electives, and internship.
LA GRANDEE has offered BCA since its establishment as Pokhara College of Technology in 2000, making computer applications part of the institution's academic foundation.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Course: | Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) |
| College: | LA GRANDEE International College |
| Location: | Pokhara, Nepal |
| Affiliation: | Pokhara University |
| Level: | Bachelor |
| Duration: | 4 years, 8 semesters |
| Total Credits: | 126 |
| Seats: | 96 |
| Eligibility: | 10+2 or equivalent with minimum C grade in each subject |
| Academic Components: | Coursework, practical sessions, projects, electives and internship |
Pokhara University's BCA curriculum structure totals 126 credits. It includes four project courses, three elective stages, and an internship in the seventh semester.
The course begins with programming fundamentals, mathematics, digital logic, computer applications, communication, accounting, and computer architecture. Students then move into object-oriented programming, data structures, web technology, operating systems, software engineering, databases, computer graphics, networking, research methodology, data science, information systems, mobile application development, cloud computing, and related subjects.
Project work begins in the first year and continues through the final semester. The curriculum also contains practical hours for many technical subjects, allowing students to work with programming, databases, web development, networking, software, and other computing areas alongside classroom study.
| Semester | Main Courses | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| I | English for IT Professionals, Mathematics I, Digital Logic System, Computer Fundamental and Application, Programming Logic and Technique, Computer Application Workshop | 16 |
| II | Business and Technical Communication, Mathematics II, Financial Accounting, Programming in C, Microprocessor and Computer Architecture, Project I | 16 |
| III | Object Oriented Programming using Java, Data Structure and Algorithms, Systems Analysis and Project Management, Web Technology I, Operating Systems | 15 |
| IV | Software Engineering, Database Management System, Computer Graphics and Multimedia Technology, Probability and Statistics, Web Technology II, Project II | 18 |
| V | Numerical Methods, DotNet Technology, Data Communication and Computer Network, Research Methodology, Mathematical Foundation in Computer Application | 15 |
| VI | Data Science and Analytics, Management Information Systems, Simulation and Modeling, Organization Management, Elective I, Project III | 17 |
| VII | Cyber Law and Professional Ethics, Mobile Application Development Technology, Applied Economics, Internship, Elective II | 15 |
| VIII | Cloud Computing, Digital Economy, Elective III, Project IV | 14 |
The curriculum also provides a substantial elective pool for the later semesters, covering different areas of programming, databases, networking, security, information systems, software development, and related computing fields.
Eligibility: Applicants must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification with a minimum C grade in each subject.
Admission is based on cumulative performance in:
Written entrance test
Short interview
Previous academic records
The written test is 1.5 hours and covers:
Verbal Ability
Quantitative Ability
Computing
General Knowledge
Logical Reasoning
Students meeting the eligibility criteria proceed through the entrance and selection process.
Applicants are required to submit:
Two photocopies of SLC/SEE and Intermediate marksheets or transcripts
Two photocopies of SLC/SEE and Intermediate character certificates
Two photocopies of citizenship
Two passport-size photographs
Practical work appears across the BCA curriculum rather than being confined to one semester. Programming, web technology, databases, computer networks, mobile application development, cloud computing, and several other courses carry practical hours.
The four project stages are:
Project I in Semester II
Project II in Semester IV
Project III in Semester VI
Project IV in Semester VIII
Semester VII includes a three-credit internship. This structure gives students repeated opportunities to apply technical coursework through project-based and workplace-related academic activity.
At LA GRANDEE, BCA students also have access to computer labs, project and innovation labs, a library, seminar and presentation facilities, and campus Wi-Fi.
Academic performance is evaluated through internal assessment and Pokhara University semester-end examinations.
Internal assessment may include:
Quizzes and tutorials
Lab work
Assignments
Project work
Class tests
Class participation
Term examinations
Internal assessment carries 50 percent of the evaluation, while the semester-end examination carries the remaining 50 percent. Students are required to pass the internal and external components independently.
The academic content of BCA relates to programming, software development, systems administration, databases, information systems, computer support, and network-related work.
Graduates may explore roles such as:
Computer Programmer
Software Developer
Computer Systems Analyst
Database Administrator
Systems Administrator
Computer Support Service Specialist
Information Systems Manager
Teaching and academic roles
Further study options identified for BCA graduates include MCA, MBA, and MSc programs. Career and further-study choices depend on individual qualifications, skills, admission requirements, experience, and the requirements of the institution or employer concerned.
The BCA program runs for four years and is divided into eight semesters.
The program is affiliated with Pokhara University.
The BCA program has 96 seats.
Applicants must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification with a minimum C grade in each subject.
The Pokhara University BCA curriculum structure totals 126 credits.
Yes. Project I, Project II, Project III, and Project IV are included at different stages of the eight-semester curriculum.
Yes. Semester VII includes a three-credit internship.
The written test covers Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Computing, General Knowledge, and Logical Reasoning.
