BCA

BCA

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Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

To prepare the students for roles pertaining to Computer Applications and IT industry and help them develop programming skills, networking skills and learn application packages, programming languages and modern techniques of Information Technology, the department of Bachelor of Computer Application was established at Meerut Institute of Technology in the year 2018. Students get to participate in friendly group activities. Clubs and other forms of group exercises help keep students engaged in co-curricular activities.
Course level Undergraduate
Duration 3 years with six semesters
Eligibility XII from a recognized educational board with minimum score of 50%.
Employment Roles Programmer, System Analyst, Network Designer, System Manager, etc.

Programme Objective:
  • To enhance proficiency in the higher level of computer Applications .
  • To expose the computing and computational principles of the information technology domain by offering state-of- art infrastructure and latest curriculum.
  • To inculcate the practice of offering intensive software solutions for the complex problems with the aid of appropriate latest software tools and techniques.
Here are some key highlights of the BCA course.
  • Application Development using ORACLE & JAVA.
  • SAP exposure, PYTHON Labs, E-Yantra Labs
  • Mobile Applications development using ANDROID
  • 100% placement assistance in reputed companies for meritorious students
  • Guest lectures, Industrial visits.
  • State-of-the-art computer labs and latest software's available to facilitate hands on experience

Please contact us today for further information about BCA course.

MIT
Vision
  • A leading IT institute providing industry-oriented and research-based computer education training; and producing technically competent and ethically sound versatile technocrats professionals; hence thereby contributing towards building a strong, independent developed nation
  • To work globally towards community development through knowledge and Technological skills.
  • To be efficient, effective community acceptable and excel in education and service.
  • To impart knowledge and interact with organization of similar interest to meet global competency.
  • To be an active component of national educational System.
Mission
  • To provide essential technical education infrastructure, include discipline and essential skills to face global competition.
  • Develop adaptability to technological skills, to meet the challenges of changing world effectively.
  • Induce knowledge that faster self- learning, continuous improvement and innovation in higher education.
  • Efficiency, quality, continuous improvement and innovative in all the process of our system.
  • Hands-on Trainings and Workshops to gain the practical knowledge of technical education
  1. Chief Information Officer
  2. Computer Programmer
  3. Computer Scientist
  4. Computer Support Service Specialist
  5. Computer Systems Analyst
  6. Database Administrator
  7. Information Systems Manager
  8. Software Developer
  9. Software Publisher
  10. Systems Administrator
  11. Start-Up

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1: To produce professionally competent graduates for successful careers in software & IT industry.

PEO 2: To apply the practical experience in order to reinforce their theoretical knowledge involving their role as advisors to contemporary social problems.

PEO 3: To improve personality, induce team spirit and leadership quality among students.

PEO 4: To inspire students to make learning a life-long practice and to inculcate among them ethics and codes of professional practice.

PEO 5: To provide technical knowledge to enhance the analysis and design skills for implementing, formulating and solving multidisciplinary computing problems.

 

Name of the programme: BCA        
S. N. Subject Code Subject Name Course Outcomes  
1 BCA 101 MATHEMATICS - I CO1 To familiar with determinant and matrices.
CO2 To formulate Limits, Continuity & Differentiability.
CO3 To demonstrate a working knowledge Definite & Indefinite Integrals.
CO4 To define vectors in 2 and 3 dimensions & physical interpretation of scalar and vector product.
CO5 To develop analytical ability to solve real world problems using these methodologies.
2 BCA 102 PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLE AND ALGORITHM CO1 To understand the basic programming fundamentals of C programming
      CO2 To Execute the structure of C program and use of built-in operators and datatypes.
      CO3 To Understand the use of header files, decision structure, loop control structure and functions
      CO4 To Develop an algorithm and flow chart to solve the problem
      CO5 To Develop programs using decision structures, loops and functions
3 BCA 103 COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL AND OFFICE AUTOMATION CO1 Outline computer hardware, software
      CO2 Explain systems development, word-processing, spreadsheet, and presentation
      CO3 Implement binary, hexadecimal and octal number systems and their arithmetic
      CO4 Characterize the knowledge of various types of operating systems
      CO5 Summarize the basic Idea About Command Line Interface
4 BCA 104 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT CO1 Students would be able to define management; its importance and state the functions of management . They will be able to recognize the sequential functions of management and tell the difference between management and administration. They will be able to recognize various management authors and theory given by them.
      CO2 Students will be able to illustrate the importance of leadership, motivation, and strategy formulation in the organization and interpret change management models and stress management techniques.
      CO3 Students would be able to execute various models used in management and strategies to carry on managerial functions.
      CO4 Students will learn to analyze and implement various managerial functions by distinguishing their priority and effectiveness.
      CO5 Students will be able to justify various management theories and relate to their effectiveness in current market scenario.
      CO6 Students would be able to design new ways of drafting strategies to manage change essential for managing an organization.
5 BCA 106 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION CO1 To understand basic concept of business communication and principles to prepare effective communication for domestic and international business situations
      CO2 To demonstrate their verbal and non-verbal communication skills through oral and written presentations.
      CO3 To stimulate their critical thinking by designing and developing clean and lucid writing skills.
      CO4 To develop an understanding of appropriate organizational formats and channels used in business communication.          
      CO5 To gain an understanding of IT Technology for Business communication.
6 BCA 108 (008) ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CO1 To gain knowledge about basics aspects associated with structure and function of ecological systems.
      CO2 Students will learn about natural resource, its importance and environmental impacts of human activities on natural resource and the need of their conservation for a sustainable environment. .
      CO3 To gain knowledge about the conservation of biodiversity and its importance.
      CO4 To identify their roles, responsibilities as a citizen, consumers and environmental actors in a complex interconnected world.
      CO5 To analyze the impact of human and pollution on environment.
      CO6 Students will able to write and communicate effectively about environmental issues and problems.
      CO7 To enhance awareness of Disaster Risk Management
7 BCA 105 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL & OFFICE AUTOMATION CO1 Define command of Dos operating system.
      CO2 Explain the concept of windows operating system and various application.
      CO3 Use of MS word and their various application.
      CO4 Illustrate the concept of MS-Excel and their application.
      CO5 Basic idea of Power Point Presentation and how to use it like creation of ppt on any topic.
8 BCA 107 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF C PROGRAMMING CO1 Apply the specification of syntax rules for numerical constants and variables, data types
      CO2 Usage of Arithmetic operator, Conditional operator, logical operator and relational operators
      CO3 Read, understand and trace the execution of programs written in C language
      CO4 Write C programs using decision making, and looping constructs
      CO5 Able to write c program using functions
9 BCA 201 MATHEMATICS - II CO1 To apply the basic concepts of Sets , Relation and Functions.
      CO2 Formulate Partial Differentiation and its applications.
      CO3 To apply the basics concepts of 3 Dimensional Coordinates Geometry.
      CO4 To develop the ability to understand the double and triple integral.
10 BCA 202 C PROGRAMMING CO1 Introduces with different data types, preprocessor directives, Bitwise operators and command line arguments in the C language
      CO2 To understand the concept of array, string and file handling in C programming
      CO3 Understand the dynamics of memory by the use of pointers, structure and union
      CO4 Develop logics which will help them to create programs
11 BCA 203 ORGANIZATION BEHAVIOR CO1 To comprehend the nature, functioning and design of organizations as social collectives.
      CO2 To analyze the behavior of individuals and groups in organizations.
      CO3 To explain cause and effect of different behaviors in the organizations.
      CO4 To contrast the reciprocal relationship between the organizational leaders, managerial behavior, and their subordinates.
      CO5 To develop conceptual understanding of change and its implementation.
12 BCA 204 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER ORGANIZATION CO1 To acquire the basic knowledge of logic gates.
      CO2 To construct basic combinational circuits and verify their functionalities
      CO3 To apply the design procedures to design basic sequential circuits
      CO4 To illustrate about counters & Registers
      CO5 To evaluate the structure of various number systems and its application in digital design.
13 BCA 205 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENT CO1 Acquire the basic concepts of accounting terms along with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP ).
      CO2 Attain in depth skills of organisation accounts and apply specific Accounting standards and accounting rules to record different transaction and events of business entities.
      CO3 Build the ability to prepare and interprets the financial statements of business entities.
      CO4 Demonstrate the roles and importance of finance function, management of funds and allocation of funds.
      CO5 Articulate the basic concepts and theories related to capital structure and cost of capital.
      CO6 Explain the importance of working capital in a business entity and list the factors influencing the working capital management.
14 BCA 206 Computer Laboratory & Practical work C Programming CO1 Acquire logical thinking, Implement the algorithms and analyze their complexity, Identify the correct and efficient ways of solving problems.
      CO2 Implement real time functions using the power of C language features.
      CO3 C programs using decision making, branching, looping constructs.
      CO4 Applying and Writing C programs to implement one dimensional and two dimensional arrays. ( Dynamic Memory Allocation )
      CO5 Applying the specification of syntax rules for numerical constants and variables, data types.
15 BCA 301 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (OOPs) CO1 To identify the difference between the C and C++
      CO2 To describe the object-oriented programming approach in connection with C++
      CO3 To apply the concepts of object-oriented programming
      CO4 Classify inheritance with understanding of early and late binding, usage of exception handling.
      CO5 To summarize the concepts of function overloading , operator overloading ,virtual functions and polymorphism.
16 BCA 302 DATA STRUCTURE USING C & C++ CO1 Apply appropriate constructs of programming language coding standards for application development.
      CO2 Use appropriate data structures for problem solving and programming.
      CO3 Use algorithmic foundations for solving problems and programming.
      CO4 To apply Algorithm for solving problems like sorting, searching, insertion and deletion of data.
      CO5 Develop programming logic and skills.
17 BCA 303 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE & ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE CO1 To understand the theory and architecture of central processing unit.
      CO2 To analyze some of the design issues in terms of speed, technology & performance.
      CO3 To design a simple CPU with applying the theory concepts.
      CO4 To learn the concepts of parallel processing, pipelining.
      CO5 To define different number systems, binary addition and subtraction, 2’s complement representation and operations with this representation.
18 BCA 304 BUSINESS ECONOMICS CO1 To gain knowledge of basic concepts and fundamentals of economics
      CO2 To develop practical understanding of various economics concepts in business.
      CO3 To apply the basic concepts of different market structure in long run and short run of business.
      CO4 To compute various measures regarding macroeconomic concerns
      CO5 To take appropriate decision and applying the concept of issues of dumping ,Exim policy of 2004-09,WTO concept , Globalization, group of twenty(g-20)
19 BCA 305 ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS CO1 To gain Knowledge of basic concepts / fundamentals of statistics.
      CO2 To develop practical understanding of various statistics concepts.
      CO3 To compute various measures of central tendency, Measures of Dispersion, Permutations & Combinations, SQC and their implementation in solving the numerical problems.
      CO4 To apply the basic concepts of probability and solve the numerical problems.
      CO5 To Take appropriate decisions and applying the Concept of Analytics and logical thinking.
20 BCA 306 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF OOPs CO1 To create and explain the basic C++ program .
      CO2 To demonstrate various programs using class and objects.
      CO3 To teach the student to implement object oriented concepts
      CO4 Illustrate the use of constructors and destructors.
21 BCA 307 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF DS CO1 Develop simple C Programs using pointers and Functions.
      CO2 Develop C program for Linear data structure operations and its applications
      CO3 Experiment with File Manipulation concepts
      CO4 Develop programs using various sorting algorithms
      CO5 Develop programs using different searching methods
22 BCA 401 COMPUTER GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA APPLICATION CO1 To describe the basics of computer graphics, different graphics systems and applications of computer graphics.
      CO2 To develop an understanding of various algorithms for scan conversion
      CO3 To apply the concept of the techniques of clipping, two dimensional transformations and three dimensional transformations.
      CO4 To perform the use of multimedia and animation.
23 BCA 402 OPERATING SYSTEM CO1 To describe and explain the fundamental components of a computer operating system..
      CO2 To define, restate, discuss, and explain the policies for scheduling, deadlocks, memory management, synchronization, system calls, and file systems.
      CO3 To design and construct the following OS components: System calls, Schedulers, Memory management systems, Virtual Memory and Paging systems.
      CO4 To describe and extrapolate the interactions among the various components of computing systems.
      CO5 Analyze the performance of different algorithm used in design of operating system componets.
24 BCA 403 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CO1 To decompose the given project in various phases of a lifecycle.
      CO2 To choose appropriate process model depending on the user requirements.
      CO3 To Perform various life cycle activities like Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing and Maintenance.
      CO4 To know various processes used in all the phases of the product.
      CO5 To apply the knowledge, techniques, and skills in the development of a software product.
25 BCA 404 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES CO1 To gain Knowledge of the concepts / fundamentals of algorithms.
      CO2 To develop practical understanding of various optimization techniques.
      CO3 To compute various optimization techniques like LPP, Queuing Theory, Replacement Theory, Inventory Theory and Job Sequencing and their implementation.
      CO4 To formulate & implement the numerical methods in solving business related problems.
      CO5 To take appropriate decisions using logical thinking.
26 BCA 406 MATHEMATICS - III CO1 To develop the ability to understand the complex number system.
      CO2 To develop an understanding of convergence and divergence of infinite series.
      CO3 To basic concepts of vector calculus.
      CO4 To get the basic concepts of Fourier Series.
      CO5 To introduce the first and second order Linear Differential Equation and determine its solution.
27 BCA 405 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF CGMA CO1 Describe the basics concepts of computer graphics.
      CO2 Discuss various algorithms for scan conversion and filling of basic objects .
      CO3 Apply clipping and filling techniques for modifying an object..
      CO4 To analyse the concepts of different types of geometric transformations.
      CO5 To apply the cocepts of animation..
28 BCA 501 INTRODUCTION TO DBMS CO1 Define the basic concepts of database management systems
      CO2 Ability to design entity relationship model and convert entity relationship diagrams into RDBMS
      CO3 Ability to compare different storage structures and formulate SQL queries on the data.
      CO4 Able to demonstrate transaction processing and concurrency control
      CO5 Able to apply normalization technique for schema refinement
29 BCA 502 JAVA PROGRAMMING AND DYNAMIC WEBPAGE DESIGN CO1 To implement, compile, test and run Java programs comprising more than one class
      CO2 To understand the concept of package, interface, multithreading and jdbc in java
      CO3 To design and develop simple GUI application in java
      CO4 To design the simple web page
      CO5 To make use of members of classes found in the Java API
30 BCA 503 COMPUTER NETWORK CO1 Analyze the requirements for a given organizational structure and select the most appropriate networking architecture and technologies.
      CO2 Have a basic knowledge of the use of cryptography and network security.
      CO3 Specify and identify deficiencies in existing protocols, and then go onto formulate new and better protocols.
      CO4 Analyze, specify and design the topological and routing strategies for an IP based networking infrastructure .
      CO5 Have a working knowledge of datagram and internet socket programming.
31 BCA 504 NUMERICAL METHODS CO1 To apply numerical methods to find our solution of algebraic equations using different methods under different conditions, and numerical solution of system of algebraic equations.
      CO2 To apply various interpolation methods and finite difference concepts.
      CO3 To work out numerical differentiation and integration whenever and wherever routine methods are not applicable.
      CO4 To able solve simultaneous linear equations with different methods.
      CO5 To work numerically on the ordinary differential equations using different methods through the theory of finite differences.
32 BCA 505 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF DBMS CO1 Able to choose appropriate database schema for a given problem
      CO2 Able to design an E-R model for real world problem
      CO3 Able to develop relational model for schema refinement
      CO4 Able to build a database for roadway travels and formulate quires using DDL, DML, DCL commands
      CO5 Able to create triggers, cursors for given problem
33 BCA 506 COMPUTER LABORATORY & PRACTICAL WORK OF JAVA PROGRAMMING & DYNAMIC WEBPAGE DESIGN CO1 Write, compile, and execute Java programs that may include basic data types and control flow constructs
      CO2 Implement, compile, test and run Java programs comprising more than one class
      CO3 Write, compile and execute Java programs using object oriented class structures with parameters, constructors, including inheritance and exception handling etc.
      CO4 Write, compile, and execute Java programs using arrays, string, recursion and file handling.
   

 

 

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

The outcomes for the course are designed, considering that BCA graduates will be able:

PO 1: To develop software solutions to problems across a broad range of application domains through analysis and design.

PO 2: To apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, computing specialization and domain knowledge for the abstraction and conceptualization of computing models from defined problems and requirements

PO 3: To understand and analyze a given real-world problem and propose feasible computing solutions.

PO 4: To analyze customer requirements, create high level design, implement and document robust and reliable software systems.

PO 5: To transform complex business scenarios and contemporary issues into problems, investigate, understand and propose integrated solutions using emerging technologies

PO 6: To use the techniques, skills and modern hardware and software tools necessary for innovative software solutions.

Faculty

faculty
Designation Associate Professor & Head
Graduation BCA
Post graduation MCA , M.Tech(Computer Science)
Doctorate Ph.D (Pursuing)
Teaching experience 16 Years
Email id lalit.kumar@mitmeerut.ac.in 
Area of interest
  • Programming in C, C++
  • ERP, Cloud Computing
  • DBMS, Operating System
  • Computer Network
  • Software Engineering
  • Computer Organization, Graph Theory 
faculty
Mr. Manoj Kumar
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Sc
Post graduation MCA,  M.Phil (CS)
Teaching experience 12.5 Years
Industry experience 01 Years
Email id manoj.kumar@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of interest Programming in C, Programming in C++, Programming in Java, Data Structure, Operating System, Computer Graphics
faculty
Sonam Tomar
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation BCA
Post graduation MCA
Doctorate Ph.D (pursuing)
Teaching experience 9 Years
Email id sonam.tomar@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of interest Operating system, Programming in C, C++, DBMS, Computer Networks
faculty
Deepa Singhal
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification MCA , BCA
Teaching experience 3.5 years
Industry experience NIL
Email id deepa.singhal@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Preeti Sharma
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification MCA
Teaching experience 5 years
Industry experience 2 years
Email id preeti.sharma@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Divya Gupta
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Tech
Post graduation M.Tech
Teaching experience 4 years
Industry experience NIL
Email id divya.gupta@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science and Engineering
faculty
Komal Panwar
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B Tech
Post graduation M Tech
Teaching experience 3 years
Industry experience NIL
Email id Komal.panwar@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Web designing , c programming language,c++, PHP, oracle database, Reasearch Area etc.
faculty
Aditi Sharma
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation BCA
Post graduation MCA
Teaching experience 3 years
Industry experience 6 years
Email id aditi@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization C, C++, Data Structure, Graphic Designing, Web Designing, Digital Marketing.
faculty
Shivali Sharma
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Sc.(PSM)
Post graduation M.Sc.(Statistics)
Doctorate M. Phil. ,Ph.D. (Pursuing)
Teaching experience 9 years
Industry experience NIL
Email id shivali.sharma@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Statistics, Research.
faculty
Rahul Sharma
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation BCA
Post graduation MCA
Teaching experience 2.5 years
Industry experience 5 years
Email id rahul.sharma1@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization C,C++, AWS
faculty
Vaijayanti Mala
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Sc.(P.C.M.)
Post graduation M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Teaching experience 8 months
Industry experience NIL
Email id vaijayanti.mala@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Inventory Theory, Supply Chain Management
faculty
Tanu Dixit
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.C.A
Post graduation M.C.A
Teaching experience 1.10 year
Industry experience NIL
Email id tanu@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization C programing, DBMS, Software Engineering, Network Security
faculty
Gulafshan Parveen
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.A
Post graduation M.C.A
Other PGDCA
Teaching experience 3 year
Industry experience NIL
Email id Gulafshan.parveen@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization C programing, java, Python
faculty
Annu kumari
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Tech.(CS)
Post graduation M.Tech. (CS)
Teaching experience 10 months
Industry experience NIL
Email id Annu.kumari@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization C,C++
faculty
Dr. Anika Sharma
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Sc
Post graduation M.Sc.(Statistics)
Doctorate M. Phil. ,Ph.D.
Teaching experience 6 years
Industry experience NIL
Email id anika.sharma@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Statistics, Research.
faculty
Shubham Kumar
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.A. (Mathematics)
Post graduation M.A. (Mathematics), M.Phill. (Mathematics)
Doctorate Ph.D. Pursuing
Teaching experience 2 Years
Industry experience NIL
Email id shubham.kumar1@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, Fuzzy Logic, Applied Mathematics
faculty
Danish Khan
Designation Assistant Professor
Graduation B.Tech
Post graduation M.Tech. (CS)
Teaching experience 1 Year
Industry experience NIL
Email id danish.khan@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Architecture and Assembly Language
faculty
Dr. Neeraj Pratap
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification MCA. M.Tech ( IT ), Ph.D.
Teaching experience 14 Years
Industry experience NIL
Email id neeraj.pratap@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Dr. Mohd Sadim
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification M.Tech (CSE), Ph.D.
Teaching experience 11 Years
Industry experience NIL
Email id mohd.sadim@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Nidhi Parashar
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification M.Tech (CS), NET
Teaching experience 15 Years
Industry experience NIL
Email id nidhi.parashar@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Mayank Parashar
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification MCA, M.Tech(CS)
Teaching experience 14 Years
Industry experience NIL
Email id mayank.parashar@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Yogesh Joshi
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification MCA
Teaching experience 06 Months
Industry experience NIL
Email id yogesh.joshi@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Ravikant
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification MCA
Teaching experience 10 Years
Industry experience NIL
Email id ravikant@mitmeerut.ac.in
Specialization Computer Science
faculty
Tarun Sharma
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification BCom,MBA in Finance & Human Resource ( Dual Specialization ), Currently Pursuing Certified Financial Planner (CFP) from Financial Planning Standards Board, USA.
Teaching experience Fresher
Industry experience NIL
Email id tarun.sharma@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of Interest Finance, Stock markets, Human Resource
faculty
Surbhi Tyagi
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification B.Com, MBA with honours
Teaching experience Fresher
Industry experience NIL
Email id surbhi.tyagi@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of Interest HR, Management, Finance.
faculty
Dr. Preeti Singh
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification B. Sc.,M. Sc. (Mathematics), M. Phil, Ph. D.
Teaching experience 12 year
Industry experience NIL
Email id preeti.singh@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of Interest Operations Research and Applied Mathematics
faculty
Sandeep Bharti
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification BBA, Bed,MCA
Teaching experience 14 year
Industry experience NIL
Email id sandeep.bharti@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of Interest Programming Languages (C, C++,Java, C#, Python, JS ), Database, Data Structure, software development
faculty
Vivek tyagi
Designation Assistant Professor
Qualification B.Sc MCA
Teaching experience 5 year
Industry experience NIL
Email id vivek.tyagi@mitmeerut.ac.in
Area of Interest C++, OS ,DBMS, DATA STRUCTURES

 

S.No

Name

Designation

1

Dr. Neeraj Pratap

Chief Proctor

2.

Dr. Ashish Kumar

Additional Chief Proctor

3.

Ms. Sonam Tomar

Member

4.

Mr. Akhilesh Pandey

Member

5.

Ms. Sakshi Goyal

Member

6.

Mr. Ankit Galiyan

Member

7.

Dr. Digvijay Singh

Member

8.

Ms. Nidhi Parashar

Member

9.

Mr. Sanjay Kumar

Member

10.

Mr. Ankit Gupta

Member

11.

Mr. Jonee Panwar

Member

12.

Ms. Sultana Zakiya

Member

13.

Dr. Mohd. Sadim (Warden, Boys Hostel)

Ex officio Member

14.

Ms. Ritima (Warden, Girls Hostel)

Ex officio Member

15.

Mr. K.N. Tripathi

(Special Invitee)

 

S. No.  Name of Faculty Designation 
1 Mr. Kailash Nath Tripathi Asstt. Professor
2 C A Swati Gupta Controller of Account & Finance
3 Mr. Ravi Ranjan Kumar Asstt. Professor
4 Dr. Mohd. Sadim Asstt. Professor
5 Dr. Jay Prakash Kannaujia Asstt. Professor
6 Mr. Ankit Gupta Asstt. Professor
7 Mr. Lalit Kumar  Asstt. Professor
8 Mr. Ayush Goel Student
9 Ms. Shivangi Garg Student

 

S. No.  Faculty Name  Designation 
1 Mrs. Nidhi Parashar  Asstt. Professor 
2 Mrs. Himani Mishra Asstt. Professor
3 Ms. Ritima Hostel Warden
4 Ms. Ruchi Mittal Asstt. Professor 
5 Ms. Sheetal  Asstt. Professor
6 Ms. Sonam Tomar Asstt. Professor
7 Ms. Ayushi Raj Student
8 Ms. Aasma Siddiqui Student

 

Value Added Course

1st Semester

2nd Semester

Professional Communication

LINUX

Programming

 

3rd Semester

4th Semester

SAP

Sales force Classes

5th Semester

6th Semester

Aptitude classes and English classes

Group Discussion and Interview sessions

*Amazon Web Services (AWS)  training for all Semester

Document Required for Admission

  1. Photocopy of X & XII-marksheets
  2. Photocopy of Passing Certificates
  3. Original Migration Certificate
  4. 4 recent Passport size photographs
  5. Photocopy of Aadharcard and Student and Parent Photocopy 
  6. Gap Year Certificate (In case Gap of 1 or 2 years after XII)

Job Oriented Programmes

  1. Value Added Modules like SAP, MS Access, Tally and Sales force.
  2. Recreational Trips
  3. Placement assistance by Corporate Resource Centre
  4. Academic alliances with AIMA, SAP and Sales force.
  5. Summer Internships and Live Projects
  6. Personality Grooming classes by Career Development Centre
  7. Holistic Development by sports, cultural and recreational activities
  8. Student Driven Clubs
  9. Industry interaction Programmes

Accommodation

MIT has hostel for boys and girls. The overall charge of student's discipline and hostel administration vests in the Chief Warden. All the hostel rooms are provided with Wi-Fi connectivity with 24 hours internet. The hostels provide 24 hour's electricity supply, water heaters.

Auditorium

Auditorium is a facility that strives to meet the needs of the college. MIT has designed centrally air-conditional multipurpose auditorium with the seating capacity of 300 students. It is equipped with latest audio-video system which fulfill the requirement of conferences, workshops, guest lectures, technical and cultural events.

Medical Facilities

Campus has a medical centre with a full time medical attendant to look after the health of students with basic facilities like first aid and medication. The institute not only provides comprehensive medical facilities to the students living in hostel but also to day scholars.

Transport facility

MIT has its own fleet of Buses & Ambulances. Institute provides transport facility to the interested candidates on various routes depending on the minimum availability of the students. The vehicles also ply as transport to our hostellers to the examination centers during the end semester examinations.

Cafeteria

Canteen at institute provides fresh snacks items like tea, coffee, juice, cold drinks etc to students & visitors at nominal cost.

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Eligibility For Admissions in BCA

Candidates seeking admission for BCA Programme must have passed 10+2 (or its equivalent) with at least 45% marks in examination from a recognized Board/University

Or

Candidates appeared in +2 examinations and awaiting their results are also eligible to apply. Their candidature, however shall be considered, subject to their clearing the qualifying examination