No, BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) is not an engineering course. BCA is a specialized undergraduate degree program that focuses on computer applications and software development. It primarily deals with the technical aspects of computer systems, software development, programming languages, and database management.

On the other hand, engineering courses typically refer to disciplines such as Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, etc., which involve broader aspects of engineering principles, design, and application in various fields.

While both BCA and engineering courses may involve aspects of computing and technology, BCA specifically prepares students for careers in software development, IT management, and related fields, whereas engineering courses encompass a wider range of technical and scientific disciplines beyond just computer applications.