School of Computer Sciences, Jalgaon

The School of Computer Sciences was founded in 1994 as part of Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University in Jalgaon, Maharashtra. Being an affiliated college under the university, it grants specialised and specific computer science courses. The All India Council for Technical Education has sanctioned the school, which makes sure that its curriculum is aligned with the standards of the nation.

This compact 1 acre of campus land has an intimate setting for students to learn, while the faculty learns near the students. The School of Computer Sciences is proud of the excellent facilities it has on campus where students can access required knowledge in their field of study. The institution has eight ultra-modern laboratories, equipped with recent workstations and necessary software.

The laboratories are interlinked with a strong network for smooth collaboration and practical learning exercises. Each laboratory is coupled with an independent cabin for instructors, thus making sure effective one-to-one guidance and supervision in case of practical sessions.

The commitment of the school to resources translates into the services of the library, which contains 3,019 titles and 205 volumes of national and international journals focused on computer science. This large collection provides students and staff with resources for research and in-depth study of the aspects involved in the field of computer science.

At present, the School of Computer Sciences offers a curriculum focused on its flagship programme, MCA. It is a three-year, full-time postgraduate course that helps students acquire a comprehensive education in advanced computer applications. The programme has an approved strength of 60 students to ensure a proper balance between students and faculty so that learning is effective.

The school has 13 dedicated professionals as faculty who have brought along with them experience and industry insights to their teachings. Degree Name Total Number of Seats MCA 60 The admissions for the School of Computer Sciences are structured to identify active and motivated students for its MCA programme.