BCA E-Governance

bcasemester 7Elective

This course familiarizes students with different concepts of E-Governance, different E-Governance models and infrastructure development, use of data warehousing and data mining for e-governance, and different case studies of different countries.

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Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

2026

Bachelor of Computer Application

E-Governance

CACS409

Full Marks: 60

Pass Marks: 24

Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks.

"Group B"

Attempt any SIX questions.

[6×5 = 30]

“The main goal of E-Governance is to provide SMART government.” Justify the statement.

[5]

Distinguish between traditional governance and E-Governance.

[5]

How do E-Governance models contribute towards good governance?

[5]

Explain the Interactive Service Model (G2C2G). Why is it considered a more mature form of e-governance?

[5]

How does Data System Infrastructure form the backbone of advanced e-governance services?

[5]

What is interoperability framework? Explain cloud governance in the context of e-government infrastructure.

[5]

Write brief notes on:

a) Electronic Service Delivery

b) Digital Divide

[5]

"Group C"

Attempt any TWO questions.

[2×10 = 20]

Explain the E-Governance maturity model. Discuss the five maturity levels and their key characteristics.

[10]

Explain E-Governance initiatives in local government of Nepal, with reference to the Nagarik App. Also explain the features of Nagarik App.

[10]

What is E-readiness? Explain various components of E-readiness required for successful E-Governance.

[10]

BCA E-Governance

BCA Semester 7 E-Governance Question Paper 2026 (TU) – Solved

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences