BCA

BCA might be considered "better" if you are passionate about technology and computer programming, while BBA is better if you prefer business management and broader career options across different industries essentially, BCA offers more specialised technical skills while BBA provides a wider range of career paths with transferable business skills. BBA graduates can find jobs in various sectors like sales, marketing, consulting, finance, and entrepreneurship, while BCA graduates are typically employed in IT companies as software developers, web developers, database administrators, etc.

Now all the courses for BCA are semester wise so I am not sure but I can give u an esstimate 20k per sem.

CT Institute of Higher Studies (CTIHS) admits students to its BCA programme based on 10+2 marks from a recognised board. No specific entrance exam is required. Admissions follow Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) guidelines.

A BCA degree from CT Institute of Higher Studies provides excellent career prospects in the field of IT, such as software development, web development, cybersecurity, and data analysis. One can become a software developer, system administrator, digital marketer, or technical analyst after graduation. Infosys, Capgemini, and Byju's recruit BCA graduates in bulk. Acquiring specialised certifications in fields such as data science, cybersecurity, or digital marketing can increase job opportunities further and make applicants more successful in the job market.

BCA course at CT Institute of Higher Studies demands applicants to have passed their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised institution. Students belonging to any stream are eligible as long as they have obtained an aggregate of at least 40% marks