B.Sc. in Information Technology 

at Bhavana Trust College of Commerce and Science, Mumbai

Bhavana Trust College of Commerce and Science offers Degree courses including 4 UG course. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Seats intake availability for these courses at Bhavana Trust College of Commerce and Science goes up to 288.

Bhavana Trust College of Commerce and Science has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses:

Courses	Eligibility
B.Com	Candidate passed 12th/equivalent from Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or any recognised institute/board are eligible to apply. Candidate passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination with vocational subjects are eligible to apply.
BBM/BMS	Candidate passed 12th/equivalent from Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education any recognised institute/board are eligible to apply. Candidate of reserved category passed 12th/equivalent from Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education any recognised institute/board with 40% are eligible to apply. Candidate passed Diploma in any Engineering branches with two years or three years duration conducted by the Board of Technical Education, Maharashtra State or its equivalent examination are eligible to apply.
B.Sc.	Candidate passed 12th/equivalent of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education in Science stream with Mathematics and Statistics as one of the subject or its equivalent are eligible to apply.

Bhavana Trust College of Commerce and Science has courses such as B.Com, BBM/BMS, B.Sc. which are primarily in the stream of Accounting & Commerce, Business & Management Studies, Science, IT & Software. Bhavana Trust College of Commerce and Science has specializations such as B.Sc. specializations in Computer Science.

Yes, there are plenty of remote or part-time employment opportunities for BSc IT graduates in India and abroad. You can join an IT and software company providing a work-from-home facility or take freelance projects. Some popular job profiles among remote employees include QA Tester, Data Entry Operator, Web Developer, Technical Writer, Consumer Support Executive, etc.

Technical Freelancers usually sign projects related to web development, web design, content writing, etc.

Yes, many popular books are worth reading for IT students apart from their regular syllabus:

• Source Code: My Beginnings by Bill Gates.
• The Coming Wave: AI, Power and Our Future by Mustafa Suleyman.
• Introduction to Indian Knowledge System: Concepts and Applications by B. Mahadevan. 
• AI 2041 by Chen Qiufan.
• Inspired: How to Create Tech Products Customers Love by Marty Cagan.
• Hit Refresh by Satya Nadella.

Yes, there are a few lab subjects included in the BSc IT course syllabus, however, these subjects may vary depending on each college's curriculum and the specialisation they offer. Meanwhile, some popular BSc IT lab subjects include:

Python Programming	Data Structures
Computer Networks	Database Management Systems
Mobile Programming Practical	Java Practical
Computer Graphics and Animation Practical	Internet of Things
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning	Linux Administration

Note: The information is taken from various external sites and may vary.

This relies on several variables. Based on education, BSc IT is superior to BTech IT since it can be completed in three years. If you start a job directly after finishing your studies, you will be paid more than a regular BTech student in their fourth year.

The BSc IT curriculum is also in line with what businesses need. The drawback is that a BTech IT fresher will receive higher compensation than a BSc IT rookie based on the wider exposure to candidates in the BTech course curriculum.