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Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
IT & Software (MCA)
Shortlisted by 14+ Students
Location: Mumbai (All Areas)
Duration: 2 YEAR
Regular / Offline
Average Fees: ₹ 50625
Highlights The Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL) at the University of Mumbai offers a two year Master of Computer Applications (MCA). It offers a flexible learning approach for students who are unable to attend classes in person due to social, economic, or other reasons.
University of Mumbai, Institute of Distance & Open Learning Campus
The Mumbai University (MU) has a virtual classroom at its Kalina campus and became the first public university in the country to introduce this facility. This facility will be used to deliver and live-stream lectures, workshops and seminars through A-VIEW, which will comprise of a complete virtual learning tool.
University Video Lecture Course (UVLC) is a project initiated by the University Grants Commission. They are designed as an ideal package if lectures on each subject suited for all universities. Through these, the best available subject experts can reach undergraduates all over the country
** The lectures are meant only for reference viewing and have no direct connection with any syllabus, course content with reference to University of Mumbai.
These lectures are developed as a project initiated by the University Grant Commission (UGC), as University Video Lecture Course (UVLC) developed by Education International India, Consortium for Education Communication, New Delhi.
Note: These lectures can be best viewed on Microsoft Internet explorer 6 and above and Microsoft media player 9 and above, with a minimum bandwidth of 32kbps.
These lectures are videocassettes converted to very low bandwidth video stream (32 – 38 Kbps), due to which the quality of the video in some cases may be distorted, we apologies for the same. We also recommend not viewing these in full screen mode, as the video might get pixilated.
About Library
The University of Mumbai (Bombay) was established in 1857. In August, 1864, Premchand Roychand, a merchant prince of Bombay, offered to the University a donation of Rs. 2,00,000 “towards the erection of a university library which may be an ornament to the city, and by becoming a storehouse of t he learned works, not only of the past but of many generations to come, may be the means of promoting the high ends of the University.”
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