BCA

All streams students can do BCA. A majority of universities require maths at 10+2 stage as a condition for seeking admission in BCA. However, few universities such as IGNOU allows non-maths students also to seek admission in BCA.

Yes, you can pursue BCA but your chances of admission in a good college would become limited.

MBA in IT will not lead your son to software development, but it will lead him to software marketing and other infrastructural maintenance.
All the best.

Hi,
You may contact Brainware.

If you are already doing IT job then MCA will provide you better career opportunities. If you are not doing job, you are advise to do some job oriented IT courses are search IT job along with MCA distance learning.

You can go for SAP certification. Also, you can go for Certificate courses into iCloud Computing, BigvData Analytics, Prince2, Microsoft Azure, Business Analytics, MS Excel advanced.

HI,
B.Tech will be a better option in comparison to BCA in terms of these factors:
Course module
Degree recognition in term of profile in IT companies
Placement
Market value
Far more comprehensive and professional
Job Focused

If you have interest in technical field go for MCA and along with it do some certification course on Big Data, SAP, Artificial Intelligence. As the current scenario in IT industry is concentrating on automation.
If you want to move in management field, MBA is a good option, you will have diversified option to choose in MBA program. Marketing/Finance/Data Science have extensive use of computers now a days. Your knowledge on computers can come handy here.
These are 2 of the options you can look for.

The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course is 10+2 from a recognised board of education or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in total and also having mathematics as a subject in the qualifying examination. Some colleges such as IGNOU allow non-maths students to seek admission in BCA. You will have to chose college or university which allows non-maths students in BCA. You may face similar challenges in MCA also because of your non-maths background.