Centre for Development of Advanced Computing - [CDAC], Noida Courses & Fees 2024-2025

Course Details

CDAC offers PG Diploma courses in 13 disciplines with seats ranging from 20 to 240 based on disciples

Courses	Specialization	Minimum Eligibility & Minimum Marks	Selection Criteria	No. of Seats
PG Diploma	Geoinformatics	4-year Degree in Geosciences / Petroleum / Mining / Civil/ Planning / Architecture / Forestry / Agriculture, or related fields Post Graduate Degree in Geography / Geology / Natural & Applied Sciences / Mathematics, or allied areas With minimum 50% marks	On the basis of C-CAT score	20
	Advanced Computing	Graduate in any discipline of Engineering, MCA, MCM Post Graduate Degree in Physics / Mathematics / Statistics Post Graduate Degree in Management with graduation in IT / Computer Science/Applications With minimum 50% marks		2550
	Big Data Analytics	4-year Graduation in Bioinformatics Post Graduate Degree in Mathematics/ Statistics/ Physics or MCA with minimum 55% marks		480
	IT Infrastructure, Systems & Security	Post Graduate Degree in Mathematics / Statistics/MCA with minimum 55% marks		355
	Internet of Things	MCA with minimum 55% marks		160
	Artificial Intelligence	Post Graduate Degree in Mathematics / Statistics / Physics or MCA with minimum 60% marks		80
	Mobile Computing	Post Graduate Degree in Mathematics / Statistics or MCA with minimum 50% marks		70
	System Software Development	Post Graduate Degree in Mathematics / Statistics or MCA with minimum 55% marks		60
	Advanced Secure Software Development	MCA with minimum 55% marks		40
	HPC System Administration	Post Graduate Degree in Mathematics / Statistics or MCA with minimum 55% marks		40
	Embedded Systems Design			590
	VLSI Design			140
	Biomedical Instrumentation & Health Informatics	BE/BTech in Biomedical related fields with minimum 55% marks		20

Key Points:

No age restriction for admission to C-DAC’s PG Diploma course
Candidates passing the final examination of their qualifying degree in 2019 will also be considered for admission to the above courses.
Candidates have to apply for C-CAT online at www.cdac.in or acts.cdac.in
C-CAT is conducted in December (for February admissions) and June (for August admissions).
C-CAT paper is of three hours and consists of three sections each of one hour duration.
There are a total of 150 questions ( 50 questions in each section). Question type is objective.
For each correct answer +3 marks is allotted and for every wrong answer 1 marks is deducted. Zero mark is allotted for each un-attempted question
Maximum mark is 150.

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