Structured prep for Mathematics, C Programming, Aptitude & English — built around DA-IICT's actual entrance pattern. Thinkoraa's M.Sc IT batches run from our Surat and Vadodara centres, combining live classes, weekly mock tests, and personalised mentorship.
A single 90-minute test, no separate stages — DAIICT M.Sc IT admission is decided entirely on this one paper.
| Subject | Weightage | Level / Focus | Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 30% | 10+2 level — algebra, discrete mathematics, calculus | +4 / −1 |
| C Programming | 30% | Programming fundamentals & logic | +4 / −1 |
| Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning | 20% | 10th-standard level applications | +4 / −1 |
| English Comprehension | 20% | Reading, grammar & vocabulary | +4 / −1 |
| TOTAL | 100% | 60 Questions | 90 Minutes |
Mathematics and C Programming together carry 60% of the paper — that's where most of Thinkoraa's DAIICT coaching time goes.
Forecast based on the 2026 cycle. Always confirm against the official DA-IICT admissions notification.
DAIICT M.Sc IT eligibility is open to graduates of any discipline — not just Computer Science.
DAIICT M.Sc IT admission is decided entirely by your entrance exam score — there's no separate interview or group discussion round.
DA-IICT is a single, focused ICT university, not a spread of colleges — here's what that means for you.
Mathematics and C Programming together decide 60% of your score — how you prioritise the rest depends on your background.
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DA-IICT (Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology, now officially Dhirubhai Ambani University) is a UGC-recognised, NAAC 'A'-grade deemed university in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, dedicated entirely to ICT and computing education. Its M.Sc (IT) program is a 2-year postgraduate computing degree open to graduates of any discipline, with admission decided entirely through DA-IICT's own entrance exam.
A 90-minute, 60-question multiple-choice test covering Mathematics (10+2 level, 30% weightage), C Programming (30%), Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning (20%), and English Comprehension (20%). Each correct answer earns 4 marks, with -1 for an incorrect answer, and no separate section-wise cutoffs.
No — a bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum 60% aggregate is eligible. However, basic knowledge of C programming is required and is directly tested in the entrance exam, so non-CS graduates should build this up before applying.
Based on the 2026 cycle, applications opened in late March and closed in early June, with the entrance exam held in late June and classes commencing in July. Always confirm exact dates against the official DA-IICT admissions notification each year.
No, there is no upper age restriction for the M.Sc (IT) entrance exam — eligibility is based on your qualifying degree and aggregate marks.
Yes. Candidates appearing in their final degree examination and expecting to complete it by July of the admission year may apply, but final admission remains conditional on achieving the required 60% aggregate.
No. Admission to DAIICT M.Sc (IT) is decided purely on your entrance exam score and the resulting merit list — there is no personal interview or GD round.
The application fee is ₹1,500 plus 18% GST (₹1,770 total), paid online at the time of form submission, and is non-refundable.
Based on the current cycle: tuition fee of ₹1,50,000 per semester, ₹2,500 registration fee per semester, and a refundable caution deposit of ₹25,000, with fees typically increasing 8–10% annually. Always confirm the latest figures on the official DA-IICT admissions portal.
The M.Sc (IT) program has a total intake of around 120 seats, making it a comparatively small, focused cohort.
Postgraduate placements (M.Tech/M.Sc/M.Des combined) in the 2026 cycle recorded an average package of around ₹7.57 LPA and a highest package of ₹21.89 LPA, with 150+ recruiters participating, including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Flipkart and Deloitte.
Yes — DA-IICT (now Dhirubhai Ambani University) is included in the UGC list of universities and is accredited with a NAAC 'A' grade.
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