Having a great command in Computer is becoming necessary in today’s era and in the upcoming days. Whether you want to build your career in the IT sector or in a government sector .So start doing an O level course that will explore more career opportunities to become a successful person in your life.
In this article, we're going to take you on a fun-filled ride through what O Level courses are, why they're awesome, and how they can open doors to endless opportunities.
What is O Level Course
National Institute of Information technology (NIELIT) conducted this O level course and also various other courses such A level, CCC and many other courses.The old name of O level course is Department of Electronic and Accreditation of Computer Courses (DOEACC). It is a one year diploma course but it can be completed in 6 months.
The cost of an O Level course can vary depending on several factors, including the country you're in and the institution you choose. While it's true that pursuing an O Level can be an investment, remember that the opportunities it opens up are often well worth the cost.
There are so many institutes that provide O level courses but it is quite expensive but you know what is the best thing about this course is that you can do this course yourself without taking admission in any institute.
Overview: O level Courses
- Name : DOEACC ‘O’ Level (Foundation course in Computer Application)
- Eligibility : 10+2 passed or ITI Certificate passed (one year after class 10)
- Duration : 1 year (Semester System)
- Certificate Awarding Body : NIELIT (formerly DOEACC Society)
Academic Curriculum of DOEACC 'O' LEVEL
O level Recognition
A significant number of universities worldwide have specific entry requirements that include both O Level and A Level qualifications. However, it's important to note that certain universities in the United States and Canada offer a more flexible approach, where they may admit students with a minimum of five O Level subjects, provided that all five subjects have achieved at least a grade of C.
Moreover, attaining a Grade C in O Level English can serve as a fulfillment of the English proficiency standards established by numerous universities in English-speaking countries. This not only simplifies the admission process for aspiring international students but also underscores the value and recognition of O Level qualifications in global higher education institutions.
Job Role After completing O level Course
- Web Designer
- Office Automation Assistant
- IOT Application Integration
- Govt Job
- Web Publisher Assistant
- Office Automation Assistant
- User Interference (UI) Designer
O level Course Fees Structure
Now you may be thinking what is the fees structure to complete the O Level Course. If yes, then we are the answer to your query. If you do an O level course institute then their fees are in between 20- 25k excluding their registration fees. As we say above that you can complete this course direct without taking admission in any institute in that case you only want to give their registration which is 5k.
O Level Exam Pattern
There are 4 modules and Practical plus one project you need to go through from these level for completing this course In this 4 modules they can give you some MCQ and even also some theoretical questions.
O level Syllabus
- M1: IT tools and Networking Basics
- M2: Web designing and Publishing
- M3: Programing and problem solving through Python
- M4: IOT and its application
O level Registration Process
- Step 1:- Registration For O level
- Step 2:- After getting Registration No
- Step 3:- Create an account on Nielit
- Step 4:- Then log in your account
- Step 5:- Lock Paper ( Fees to Unlock paper is ₹1000 each
- Step 6:- Submit Project :-100 fees
Famous Books For O Level Course
Here are some important books that will help you to qualify the O level exam.
1.PC Software for Windows 98 by RK Raxali (McGraw Hill)
2. D’Suoza & D’souza, “Learn Computer Step by Step”, Pearson Education, 2006.
3 Greenlaw R and Hepp E “Fundamentals of Internet and www” 2nd EL,
4: Tata McGrawHill,2007
5: C Programming by McGraw Hill
6. Pointers in C by Yashwant Kanetkar.
