BCA

Dear Sumit Sharma,
Ultimately, your subject knowledge and domain expertise are the most important factors in cracking a job. Don't keep such negative things in mind, just start looking for jobs instead. All the best.

If you are interested in networking, you need to pursue courses like CCNA. Because, BCA focuses more on computer applications alone as opposed to networking. If you have a good foundation in networking you can get a certification and get started immediately. A certificate from a good organization adds a lot of weight to your career. Or an alternative would be to pursue a career in CS applications, testing coding and try to move internally into the networking department in a year or two.

The scope of networking after BCA is good, but you would be required to get some certifications like CCNA, MCSE and preferably MCSE first, then you can get a decent job. Else, just BCA and without any certification it is tough to get a good job with nice pay package.
You can get a job with starting pay package of around Rs.8000 to Rs.10, 000 for a fresher and that is too, if you are certified. It depends on firm to firm, if you are at a more prominent firm, then they can fetch you more bucks.

Yes, because there is no restrictions to get admission.

I would suggest you to go for visual media because it has good future. At the same time, you should keep it back in your mind that it might be costly.

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Technically, you can drop but in job market there might be an impact to justify.

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I would suggest you to go for BCA+MBA because by this you would become eligible for both IT and non IT field.

1. Christ University – Bangalore.
2. St. Joseph's College – Bangalore.
3. SJES College of Management Studies, Microsoft IT academy.
4. REVA University.