5 benefits of online internships for BCA students

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There are innumerable benefits of doing internships for students of BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications). We all know that internships provide practical experience by allowing students to apply classroom knowledge in real work situations. They learn technical skills and soft skills and get to know their future career path. Now-a-days, there are vast opportunities for students to do online internships along with their college. Below are listed 5 utmost benefits of doing online internships. Improve Technical skills Through online internships, students can improve their practical skills and technical knowledge. Database management systems, Data Analytics, Web development, networking, cybersecurity, UI/UX and programming languages are among the topics covered by BCA students. Students have the chance to work on live applications, coding assignments, software development tasks, and real-time projects during an online internship. Their conceptual understanding is reinforced and their problem-solving skills are enhanced by this practical experience. Additionally, they learn how to use the latest tools and technologies that are in high demand. Strengthen Resume A student's resume gains a lot of value from an online internship. Candidates that have both academic credentials and real-world experience are preferred by employers. BCA students can include projects, roles, and responsibilities from their internships on their résumé. This demonstrates their practical knowledge and industry experience. It also shows initiative, commitment, and a desire to learn. The likelihood of being shortlisted for campus placements and job interviews is increased with a solid resume. Students stand out because of their project experience and internship diplomas. Learn Soft skills Soft skills are just as crucial for success in the workplace as technical skills. Students who engage themselves in online internships gain experience in problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, communication, and time management. Students communicate via email and virtual meetings with mentors, teammates, and clients while working on projects. This enhances their ability to communicate professionally. Discipline and responsibility are improved by meeting deadlines and finishing assignments. These soft skills aid students in adjusting to work environments and are essential for career advancement. Develop Remote work skills5 benefits of online internships for BCA students Remote and hybrid work methods are being supported more and more by the IT sector. Students gain experience in a virtual workplace through online internships. Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, GitHub, and project management platforms are among the collaborative tools they learn how to use. They know how to work with teammates. Gaining experience working remotely equips students for the new workplace culture and global employment prospects. Flexibility for students Flexibility is one of the main benefits of online internships. Students are able to balance their academic timetable with their internship responsibilities. They save time and money by not having to travel. As a result, they can obtain useful work experience without interfering with their academic coursework. Students who are flexible are also better able to balance their academic and skill-building obligations. At JIMS Engineering Management Technical Campus, Greater Noida, BCA students are encouraged to pursue online courses and internships along with their studies, so that they can stand out from the crowd and help in getting placements. By : Preeta Rajiv Sivaraman Assistant Professor-BCA

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