Dear Paul, Thank you for bringing this important matter to the group's attention. As a visually impaired student currently pursuing a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), I can assure you that it is entirely possible to complete this degree, despite certain challenges.
Regarding the specific case in Bengaluru, one effective approach to suggest to the college is adapting the evaluation for practical sessions. If the student faces difficulties performing the practical tasks directly, the institution could allow them to complete a viva voce examination instead, keeping the rigorous standards of the assessment the same. In terms of academic challenges, coding and syntax can be demanding for visually impaired students. My personal approach to managing syntax is conceptually translating the code into theory rather than trying to memorize every specific punctuation mark or layout verbally. If the student is looking to pick up a programming language, I highly recommend starting with Python due to its relatively clean and accessible syntax. Additionally, the student can supplement their degree with professional accessibility certifications, such as the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC). There are also specialized institutions and platforms that provide accessible coding programs. If the college's environment presents too many barriers, the student might consider utilizing these external resources through self-paced or online courses, if the university permits. While I cannot recommend specific institutions offhand, a targeted search should yield good options. I hope this helps support the student's case with the college. Please feel free to reach out if you need any further insights. Warm regards, Udit Pandey Phone & WhatsApp: +91 99909 55800 Email: [email protected] Instagram: udit.pandey123 Warm regards, Udit Pandey 📱 Phone & WhatsApp: +91 99909 55800 📧 Email: [email protected] 📸 Instagram: udit.pandey123 🙏 Wishing you and your loved ones safety, peace, and strength. 🕊 Let us speak no evil, see no evil, and hear no evil. On Fri, Jul 31, 2026 at 11:23 AM Anil Kumar Reddy < [email protected]> wrote: > Greetings, gentlemen! I have seen the discussion going on about a visually > impaired pursuing BCA. > It seems perfectly Natural to have a seat not provided when all though > informed about the student willing to contribute his full efforts to strive > within the course. > I'm sorry to say that pursuing BCA isn't hard for a person with visual > impairment, the only difficulty arises with subjects related to hardware. > Programming is not an issue at all, Even if the college uses a different > IDE, with the right support, he can switch to the IDE that is comfortable > and usable. > However, hardware subjects present a greater difficulty. > addressing one more mith, BCA is not equal to pursuing a Bachelor of > Technology. > BCA's level of difficulty comparing to that of engineering is very > different. BCA can be a little easier. > But, noting this as the frequency of the people trying to attempt for this > course, this course might appear a bit complex. > But, BCA is not hard. > I've known few of my friends who has pursued the same degree successfully. > But the only things required are constant persistence and perseverance. > I think it is completely doable. > But, why did I say sorry despite the spossibility of pursuing? > though it is pursuable, colleges/Universities doesn't have trust on > people. > It is a bad reputation for them if the student fails badly, and talks bad > about the colleges staff or whatever that may imply. > Few of them are stuck in the paradox that no blind person can code, > awareness about how we use technology still needs to improve. > So, consider this, When they are getting rejected, and not given a seat, > its just not about how difficult the course is, but it is also how the > mindset of the people who teaches is as well. > the Same question has been shot when I have chosen an analytical course. > I was able to talk and convey to them, they were fine with it. > I was able to get the analytical course I wanted. > At times we will be able to convey, and make them understand if they try > to address. If not, better luck for other colleges, if the student is > strongly fixed his/her mind on BCA. > Thank you. > > On Fri, 31 Jul 2026 at 10:46, UDIT Pandey <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi everyone, >> >> Continuing from my previous email regarding BCA graduation studies for >> visually challenged students, I wanted to share a few more details. >> >> Visually challenged individuals can successfully learn and work with >> various programming languages, such as Python and HTML, as part of their >> studies. With the right tools and accessibility support, pursuing a BCA >> degree is entirely achievable. >> >> Please let me know if you need any further information or specific >> recommendations. >> >> Warm regards, >> >> Udit Pandey >> Phone & WhatsApp: +91 99909 55800 >> Email: [email protected] >> Instagram: udit.pandey123 >> >> Warm regards, >> Udit Pandey >> >> 📱 Phone & WhatsApp: +91 99909 55800 >> 📧 Email: [email protected] >> 📸 Instagram: udit.pandey123 >> >> 🙏 Wishing you and your loved ones safety, peace, and strength. >> 🕊 Let us speak no evil, see no evil, and hear no evil. >> >> >> >> On Fri, Jul 31, 2026 at 10:24 AM UDIT Pandey <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Dear Paul, >>> >>> Regarding the query about a visually impaired student pursuing a BCA >>> degree, I would like to share my thoughts on the matter. >>> >>> First, to clarify about the individual previously mentioned, it is my >>> understanding that he did not study BCA, but rather pursued a BBA degree. >>> >>> Regarding the challenges a visually impaired student might face in a BCA >>> program, the primary difficulty lies within the coding and programming >>> aspects of the curriculum, which forms the core of the degree. Aside from >>> coding, most other elements of the course should be accessible. Ultimately, >>> success largely depends on the level of institutional support provided by >>> the college or university in which the student is enrolled. >>> >>> That being said, if a student wishes to pursue a BCA, no institution >>> should deny them a seat based on their visual impairment. >>> >>> Warm regards, >>> >>> Udit Pandey >>> Phone & WhatsApp: +91 99909 55800 >>> Email: [email protected] >>> Instagram: udit.pandey123 >>> >>> Warm regards, >>> Udit Pandey >>> >>> 📱 Phone & WhatsApp: +91 99909 55800 >>> 📧 Email: [email protected] >>> 📸 Instagram: udit.pandey123 >>> >>> 🙏 Wishing you and your loved ones safety, peace, and strength. >>> 🕊 Let us speak no evil, see no evil, and hear no evil. >>> >>> >>> >>> On Fri, Jul 31, 2026 at 10:14 AM KONGALETI SATYANARAYANA < >>> [email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> Dear Paul sir, >>>> >>>> I am not entirely sure about the specific difficulties, but I know a >>>> few visually challenged individuals have pursued a BCA degree, which is >>>> closely equivalent to studying a B.Tech in software or computer science. >>>> >>>> I know of a completely blind individual named Sushanth who was pursuing >>>> a BCA when I spoke with him some time ago. He should have completed his >>>> degree by now and works with either Tech Freedom or VI Developers. >>>> >>>> You can reach out to him for more information and guidance at +91 98615 >>>> 74469. >>>> >>>> Best regards, >>>> >>>> KONGALETI SATYANARAYANA >>>> >>>> thanks and regards, >>>> Kongaleti Satyanarayana Reddy >>>> >>>> On Fri, Jul 31, 2026 at 10:08 AM 'PAUL MUDDHA' via AccessIndia < >>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Dear sir, >>>>> >>>>> Can some one suggest if vi have taken BCA studies for their graduation? >>>>> >>>>> One boy in Bengaluru is denied a seat for BCA. >>>>> >>>>> How difficult it is to study BCA for Vi? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> DISCLAIMER:This email may contain privileged information and is >>>>> intended solely for the addressee, and any disclosure of this information >>>>> is strictly prohibited, and may be unlawful. If you have received this >>>>> mail >>>>> by mistake, please inform the sender immediately and delete this mail. 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