BCA

Yes after BCA you can go for MBA. In order to pursue full time MBA or PGDM programme you need:
- Graduation in any field with at least 50% aggregate marks to be eligible to apply. - Then, you need to clear the selection process of the B-school, starting with an entrance test accepted by the B-School. For e. g. CAT MAT SNAP CMAT.

If you are interested in game development then you should begin your career in 2D games and you should use game engines like Game Studios, Godot, Defold Engine, Cry Engine, Game Maker, etc. You should then opt for 3D games.

If you are interested in programming and wants to build a career in IT, then go with MCA. If you are interested in management, then you can go with MBA. Both of these courses have huge potential and requires candidate to be fully dedicated towards their studies.

If you wish to go in the field of software development, then it is advisable to go for MCA. However, if you wish to go for people management, then it is advisable to go for MBA. Whatever you do, just be completely focused. It will give you a good and successful career.

BCA is a Bachelor degree course in computer application! After BCA if you are interested in Computers, coding, Programming, software development then you can go for MCA otherwise if u r interested in Management then you can go For MBA (IT), you can also go for PGDCA.

IT field, pursue MCA then, and if you don't feel comfortable with coding then you should go for MBA or any other course. In IT field, you'll go to get the best opportunity than any other sector. IT sector is the most growing sector and every one trying to make their career in IT field.

You should have at least 70% in your every semester of BCA. After completing your BCA degree, you need to pass out some exams to be eligible to take admission abroad colleges. Popular entrance exams. TOEFL vs IELTS. GRE vs GMAT. SAT. MCAT and ISAT.

If you are a good programmers and wants to make your career in IT with your good coding skills in any particular language, then you should pursue MCA and if you don't have any interest in coding and have bad coding skills, then you should pursue some other course like MBA.

I will suggest you not to pursue any Bachelor course from distance learning, as they have less value as compared to a full time degree. If you are able to afford regular college fee then take admission into that, BCA is a practical course which requires proper guidance as it includes Programming Languages, which are not understandable without any proper guidance. And, companies also avoids candidates with distance learning degrees.

BCA a candidate must have cleared their +2 board exam with atleast 45%. Candidates from every stream can pursue BCA depending upon the university in which you are seeking admission. If you can satisfy these requirements then you can easily pursue BCA without any problem.