BCA

That depends upon various factors you see. The cut-off of the institute changes every year so do the lists. Now, it totally depends upon the college how many lists they wish to display. Other than this, how many admissions happen prior to you also makes the difference. As per my view, you mist get through this but I may be wrong as I don't know the current year cut-off. Wish you good luck.

Now this depends upon various factors as in what is the current year cut-off of the institute. How many students have actually taken admission in the previous list. How many number of list does the college actually wish to display and finally your number. So, it is really very hard to actually predict what are the chances. But as per my experience, I think you have chances of being here in Symbiosis. Lets hope for the best and wait for the call.

Government University has more value than any private university.

Dear Mahima,
You should pursue MCA after BCA.

Why did you joined BCA in the first place?
You can't get admission in MBBS without any entrance exam. The entrance exam for MBBS or any other medical entrance exam is very tough. All the government and non- government medical colleges take admission on the basis of entrance exams only. You have already lost 1 year instead of going for medical and spending a minimum of 5 years more. I would suggest that you go for BCA.

I will suggest for UEM-Kolkata for the good education from experienced faculty members and good placement record. Visit the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-47398

Hi Viren, it is difficult to say, since, every university has different levels of selectivity and different admission requirements. Based on the information you have provided, chances of admission in a highly ranked university are low. You should check less competitive countries too such as Belgium, Poland, Norway, etc.

It depends on where you wish to see yourself after the completion of the course. If you wish to be loyal to your stream and aim at becoming a system analyst or a programming specialist, then an MCA is preferable. If you are confident of your managerial skills and wish to climb the corporate ladder, then you may prefer an MBA. But to be still loyal to your stream, you may like to do an MBA in Systems/IT.