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36 MonthsBachelor of Computer Application (BCA) In-Game Development is a full-time three-year undergraduate degree course offered by Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune.
Eligibility Criteria
A Candidate must have passed 12th with Mathematics for admission in the course.
Student Reviews for BCA Game Development
4/5(1 Reviews)
A very well college with good facilities.
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Batch of 2026-01-01 | BCA Game Development
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Batch of 2026-01-01 | BCA Game Development
College Infrastructure
As TMV COLLEGE is situated from very ancient years in pune so its infrastructure is very well organised and spacious.The libraries and classroom have good ventilation but they should still increase the benches so as ample number of students can fit in it.
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