BCA

Yes, you can!
Qualification Eligibility for NET:
Qualifying Examination: Masters or equivalent degree from Universities/Institutions recognised by UGC.
Subjects: The qualifying examination must be passed in subjects like humanities (including languages) and social Science, computer Science & applications, electronic Science, etc.
Minimum Marks: The percentage of marks required in the qualifying examination is 55% (50% marks in case of SC/ST/OBC-NCL/PWD categories).
Appearing Candidates: Candidates appearing for final examinations towards a Master's degree (or equivalent) are also eligible to apply.
Relaxation: Relaxation of 5% marks in qualifying examination shall be given to Ph.D degree holders whose Masters level examination had been completed by 19th September 1991.

Check out the state wise government colleges for BCA:
Tamil Nadu:Government Arts & Science College for Women, BargurGovernment Arts College for Men, KrishnagiriGovernment Arts College for Men, RamanathapuramGovernment Arts College for Women, RamanathapuramGovernment Arts College, DharmapuriGovernment Arts College, TrichyA.A. Government Arts College for Men, NamakkalA.A. Government Arts College, AtturV.S. Sivalingam government. Arts CollegeThiyagaraya government. Arts And Science College
Andhra Pradesh:Government City College, NayapulKakatiya Government Degree College
Jammu & Kashmir:Government Degree College for Women
Himachal Pradesh:Shaheed Captain Vikram Batra Government CollegeN.S.C.B.M. Government Post Graduate College, Himachal Pradesh
Haryana:Indira Gandhi Government College, HaryanaGovernment College Baundkalan District Bhiwandi
Madhya Pradesh:Government. Model Science College, Madhya PradeshGovernment. T.R.S. Autonomous College, Rewa
Punjab:
Shaheed Udham Singh Government College, Sunam
S. Balraj Singh Bhunder government. College, Sardulgar

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But in some sense, it doesn't matter. You shouldn't try to predict what language is going to be most popular.
You should adapt as the market changes, and learn new languages as they become popular.
There will always be a new language. Every few years, the fashions change. If you want to have longevity as a software developer, you should develop the skill of learning new skills.