MS-CIT

MS-CIT

MS-CIT, an IT literacy course by MKCL since 2001, is highly popular in Maharashtra. In the digital era, where knowledge is born, stored, presented, distributed, accessed, and managed digitally, it plays a vital role in personal, professional, and social life. MS-CIT promotes IT awareness, literacy, functionality, and applicability to bridge the digital divide and unlock development opportunities. It enhances job readiness, social behavior, and self-confidence, enabling individuals to thrive in the 21st-century workplace.

Course contents

eLearning-based self-learning sessions through MKCL eLearning Revolution for All (ERA).
Hands-on practice sessions.
Learning facilitation by certified professionals.
Academic interactions, assessments, and collaboration.
Reading and understanding a highly illustrated book

Eligibility and Medium

Eligibility

You should have a keen desire to learn Information Technology. You should preferably be a 10th Std. passed student. (Not compulsory)

Medium

e-learning content of this course is available in 3 languages:

मराठी
English
हिंदी

Learners will receive a highly illustrative book called Introduction to Information Technology By Timothy J. O’Leary & Linda I. O’Leary

Learn 200+ Skills in MS-CIT

This course offers the following modules:

Various skills learnt in the course MS-CIT

Examination

Topics for MS-CIT 2023 Final Examination

Objective Topics	Practical Topics
Basic IT Awareness	Windows 10 + Internet + Google Drive + Google Chrome + Microsoft Edge
21st Century Office Productivity Skills	MS Word + Google Docs
Smart Typing Skills, 21st Century Daily Life Skills & Study Skills	MS Excel + Google Sheets + Google Forms
Digital India Skills, Job Readiness Skills, Work from Home Skills	MS Powerpoint + Google Slides
Ergonomics, Go Green, Netiquettes, Cyber Security Skills	MS Outlook + Gmail

Examination Pattern

Duration of Exam: 60 minutes (1 Hour)
Total Questions: 50, Total Marks: 50
Marks per Question: 1
All the questions in the examination are divided into 3 levels.
- Level 1 = Low difficulty level
- Level 2 = Medium difficulty level
- Level 3 = High difficulty level
Exam Pattern: Level-wise distribution of questions and Marks

Level	Difficulty	No. of questions			Marks per question	Maximum Marks
		Objective	Practical	Total
1	Low	6	14	20	1	20
2	Medium	6	14	20		20
3	High	3	7	10		10
TOTAL		15	35	50		50