The Complete Study Package for MAH MCA CET Exam Entrances

A complete study package for mah mca cet exam entrances by amit m agarwal pdf download.

This book is really helpful for MCA entrance exams, it covers all the relevant topics for NIMCET exam, mathematics section is good but I will recommend to go through either NCERT or RD sharma first for clearing your concepts and then start solving questions from this book as it contains large number of mcqs, so it will help you get more practice. Reasoning and computer section could have been better, still its a good book to start your preparation.

Amit M. Agarwal is an Indian professional author, who has written more than 20 books in the field of computer science, programming and technology. He has published several books such as "Java Programming" and "Programming in Java", which are considered to be some of the best books on this topic.

He is also known for his popular blog site called www.learnjava.net, where he offers tutorials on various topics related to Java Programming Language like Java EE and JEE technologies, Android Development, J2EE Design Pattern and Best Practices etc.

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Introduction: What is the MCA entrances exam and What entrance criteria, eligibility?

MCA - the Master of computer Application is a 3-year post graduate course that permits you to realize skilled experience over the newest programming languages and tools to develop quicker and higher applications that is critical within the field of IT. A whole Study Package MCA Entrances download pdf here, has been revised rigorously for aspirants showing in its forthcoming entrance examinations of various national and state universities or establishments. it's divided into 5 sections specifically arithmetic, Analytical and Logical Ability, laptop Awareness, Quantitative Ability and General English to hide the complete information of just about all MCA Entrances. The book carries sizable amount of objective queries in every chapter of every section to push complete apply. At the end, it's connected Previous Years’ solved  Papers of NIMCET, BHU MCA and JNU MCA to clear the doubts and confusions of aspirants so they will secure their seat confidently in their exams. TOC Section I arithmetic, Section II Analytical and Logical Ability, Section III laptop Awareness, Section IV Quantitative Ability, Section V General English, NIMCET solved  Paper 2016, NIMCET solved  Paper 2017, NIMCET solved  Paper 2018, BHU MCA solved  Paper 2018, JNU MCA solved  Paper 2018.

What Makes MCA an Ideal Study?

MCA is an ideal study for the students who wish to become technical professionals. The eligibility criteria for MCA include good ranks in the entrance examinations of NIMCET, BHU MCA and JNU MCA. In exam, there are many students who get qualified in all or most of the subjects as per their eligibility criteria. NITs have specific faculty members who do conduct counselling sessions for admissions to their affiliated colleges. However, some of these colleges are known for getting very good marks for their performance in NIMCET, BHU MCA and JNU MCA Competition held under University Grants Commission(UGC) every year when thousands of students apply for admission.

The Students Who can Become MCA Students eligibility criteria ?

Passed BCA/ Bachelor Degree in Computer Science Engineering or equivalent Degree. OR Passed B.Sc./ B.Com./ B.A. with Mathematics at 10+2 Level or at Graduation Level (with additional bridge Courses as per the norms of the concerned University). Students who apply to the top MCA schools must have a solid academic background. Students without good grades are not accepted into these prestigious school because only top of class students got admitted. 

MCA - The Right Choice for You?

BCom + MCA grad right here, well almost, coz in my final semester now. And I don't regret a single day of it. In fact, MCA was a blessing.

My way of thought is, "What good is your degree if it can't earn you a living?" After my BCom, I barely had any job opportunities. If you're a BCom grad, you'd know this by now. And you don't wanna slave away doing some white guy's accounts during the night hours for a measly pay which is what an accountant job is mostly about, nowadays. Nor do you wanna be a 'Business Development Associate/Executive at an MNC,' aka a call center guy dialing hundreds of numbers trying to sell a a fake MBA degree to some random dude over the phone.

What is your other option? Higher education? Good, then continue reading.

Higher education is an option very few have an access to. If you do, consider yourself blessed. Then the question comes, "Which degree?" The obvious answer will be MBA.

MBA's are, as I like to call them, an overly qualified bunch of poorly paid call center workers. Most MBA's land only shitty jobs such as call center BDA/E's, accountant or some supervisor, UNLESS, if you graduated out the premier MBA institutes, such as the IIM's etc. or if you're one of the few talented in your batch.

Other degrees? MCom? A higher qualified guy with the same capabilities of a BCom dude?

MFA? People have barely heard what it stands for, less even offering jobs for it.

Or CA? CS? CWA? Prepare to work your ass off, like literally! If you're going this way, this question is not for you.

Go abroad? Yes? Good university? Go! Not? Don't be an unemployed guy with a huge education loan, unless of course, you're rich as hell.

Then comes the option of MCA. Now, y'all might be wondering, "How on earth will a commerce grad pursue a computers degree? How is he eligible?"

FYI, any graduate who has studied a computer science subject and a math/statistics subject in both, his/her degree and his/her +2 level is eligible for MCA at most universities.

And MCA is not that difficult to transition to. Most of the syllabus starts from the basics. Something that a non-BCA grad can also follow. Something as simple as 'C' programming language in the first semester. Just be ready to venture deep into computer science territory, but initially with your hand held well.

And at the end, MCA gets good job opportunities, more so if you did it at premier institutes. Basically, almost any job for which an engineer from Computer Science or Information Science is eligible.