BCA

I hope this link will help you :
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-Ahmedabad.

Learning of Java is a good decision and you shall need to learn more this way. Doing a BCA if NOT WILLING to or CANNOT do B.Tech in CS or IT, is a good decision according to your wish to enter the IT industry.

Hi,
Yes, BCA candidates are eligible for the TET entrance exam. Those candidates who have completed graduation degree with above 50% marks from a recognised university are eligible for TET exam. B.Ed degree is essential for TET exam. Your age should be in between 18 to 40 years. CTET 2019 exam is going to be held in July 2019.

Acharya Institutes (AIT Campus) will be a better choice.

Hi Alwin, this is Abdul.
To pursue your BCA Course, I can suggest you REVA University but I ask you to do research in other colleges like Jain and Christ if your budget is little higher ranging from 60-1L. Reva University is the best in Engineering, but when the talk comes to some other courses, then I would suggest you to search for some better college than this. You may like REVA's architecture and day to day development taking place at REVA gives a best decision of taking admission in REVA. Try Garden University, it won't upset you in deciding.
It might help you in deciding.
All the best for your career.

Admission form will be available in the college. Your seat will be confirmed after giving the exam. There are 700 seats in VSICS.

You need to have MBA HR degree in order to be eligible to become an HR manager. Your PGDM course will be an add on to your overall experience.

Go through the link given below for all the details regarding BCA in DAV:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/bachelor-of-computer-application-dav-college-Chandigarh-247354

It depends on whether all the passed students have the ability and skills to work in IT field or not because in software technology field, you can make your career even without certificates but not without skills.

Yes, biology students can also pursue BCA course. Majority of the universities are willing to provide admission to non-mathematics/non-computer Science students. BCA its all about computers, programming and basic mathematics but you don't have to be a computer geek to start as a BCA student. In BCA you'll have to study a lot of programming languages. Eligibility for BCA in most of the top universities is pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2. (It may vary with the university you choose).