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Mangalayatan University Aligarh / India

Bachelor Of Computer Applications

BCAEnglish-taughtComputing / Computer Science & IT
TuitionINR 10,000 / semesterpublic source
LanguageEnglish
Duration3 yearspublic source
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PUBLIC SOURCEPendingAdmissions open for the July 2026 session; no fixed closing date is stated on the program page.

Tuition and fees

TUITIONINR 10,000 / semesterPer-semester tuition ₹10,000 as listed on the program page. The program page also lists a total program fee of ₹70,000 (all inclusive).
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Mangalayatan University Aligarh
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Mangalayatan University Aligarh / India / Computing / Computer Science & IT

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