BCA

BCA student requires mathematics in class 12. So you are not eligible to pursue BCA. Rather, you can pursue BBA as it do not requires mathematics.

BCA has more jobs as compared to BBA as there is more demand for software engineers because of growth in IT industry. After pursuing MCA, you can get more job opportunities.

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To get a professional career in IT domain, BCA is of much more potential than B.Sc IT as Indian IT industry prefers BCA over B.Sc CS/IT.

Well, it all depends on your interest, both have equal opportunities, but BCA is more professional course than B.Sc. The more practical knowledge will be given in BCA. And, doing BCA will give you better job opportunities rather than doing just B.Sc.

B.Sc IT has more emphasis on theoretical concepts of computers Science whereas BCA syllabus emphasis is on application development. Thus BCA is more practical oriented in majority of universities.

Indian IT industry is in decline phase. No. of new jobs being created are reducing day by day because of outcry against outsourcing in Western countries. Most of the freshers recruitment is by campus placement. If you do BCA by distance learning, you will miss out on campus placement opportunities and may struggle to find a job. Therefore, you are advised that you should do BCA only from a prestigious formal college with good campus placement records only.

Delhi University B.Sc CS is a better option in comparison to run of mill BCA colleges. DU brand name will provide you advantage through out your career particularly in initial stage of professional career.

If you want to appear for Civil Services Examination, you can choose any subject of your preference in which you are confident of excelling. Civil Services exam is very tough with limited seats. Therefore, you must chose your subject carefully. Nowadays, most of the civil services aspirants go for engineering so that they have an alternate career available if they are not able to crack Civil Services examination.