Department of Computational Studies / BCA Quantum Computing
The Bachelor of Computer Application in Quantum Computing is a four-year honours programme that offers an advanced interdisciplinary curriculum for students seeking expertise at the intersection of physics, mathematics, and modern computing. It provides a strong foundation in quantum mechanics, quantum information theory, quantum algorithms, and the principles of quantum hardware–software integration.
Students explore practical applications such as quantum cryptography, optimisation techniques, and quantum simulation, enabling them to address complex real-world challenges. A notable feature of the programme is its integration with the IBM Quantum ecosystem, where learners engage with IBM’s training modules and gain hands-on experience through the Qiskit platform. After successful completion of four years, students are awarded an Honours degree; they may exit after three years with a Bachelor’s degree.
Core computing, linear algebra and quantum mechanics with specialised training in quantum algorithms, cryptography and simulation.
Direct integration with the IBM Quantum ecosystem and hands-on quantum programming through the Qiskit platform.
Four-year Honours degree with the option to exit after three years with a Bachelor’s degree.
Graduates are equipped for roles as quantum software developers, quantum algorithm researchers, cryptography specialists, simulation engineers, and technology consultants across deep-tech industries, defence, and global research laboratories.
A four-year Honours BCA at the forefront of next-generation quantum computing and hardware-software integration.
Programme: Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) – Quantum Computing
Duration: 4 Years Honours (optional exit after 3 years with Bachelor’s degree)
Mode: Full-Time Undergraduate Programme
Academic Focus: Quantum mechanics, quantum information theory, quantum algorithms, quantum cryptography, optimisation and Qiskit programming
Industry Partners: IBM Quantum Ecosystem, Qiskit Platform
Pathway: Quantum software developer, algorithm researcher, cryptography specialist, and scientific computing consultant roles
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates who have completed Higher Secondary (10+2/PUC) or equivalent in Science and have studied Physics and Mathematics as subjects, with an aggregate of 40% or an equivalent CGPA, are eligible.
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Strong foundations in computer science, linear algebra, discrete mathematics and principles of quantum information.
Design and implement quantum algorithms using Python and Qiskit, executing workflows on IBM Quantum hardware.
Specialised knowledge of quantum key distribution (QKD), post-quantum cryptography and cryptographic protocols.
Hands-on experience in quantum variational algorithms (VQE), molecular simulation and combinatorial optimisation.
Engagement with IBM training modules, live quantum cloud backends, and scientific computing simulations.
Preparation for breakthrough careers in quantum technology, deep-tech research, and post-graduate studies.
Quantum computing represents the next paradigm shift in computational science, unlocking exponential processing power for cryptography, drug discovery, optimization, and materials design.
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By combining rigorous theoretical knowledge with industry-aligned practical learning, graduates are positioned at the forefront of next-generation computing innovation, with scope for higher studies and certifications.