BCA

You can opt for courses like Mobile app development, GIS (geographic information system), CompTIA A+, networking, and IT research analyst.

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Both the courses are different, opt for the one that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission. You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of aptitude, personality, and career interest to clear your confusion.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of Aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion

Of course, you are eligible to do Master's in CP after BCA. Just shortlist your colleges and prepare your application by checking the requirements.

BCA graduates are eligible for MBA, if they score 50% or more in their graduation degree.

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The B.Sc (CS) course mainly focuses on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing, rather than teaching specific technologies that may quickly become outdated. This course prepares you for higher education.
BCA is more professionally oriented; it prepares you for post-graduate or research work and also creates professional manpower for problem solving through application of computer science at the interface of business and technology.
If you want to join Indian Army after BCA, you should give CDS entrance exam as it is for officers post in army, you can join Army after clearing CDS.

After 12th, you are eligible to apply for BCA course without mathematics. The eligibility for the BCA course is 12th passed with minimum of 50% marks. But you will face some problems without having maths in BCA as after its completion, you can't take admission into MCA as you don't have maths in BCA as well as in 12th.
However, many colleges/universities offers MCA degree courses without mathematics. So don't worry about it.