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One is a post-graduate degree and another is a under-graduate. How can you compare both?

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The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course you must have completed your Higher Secondary (+2) Examination equivalent (Diploma degree), with minimum 50% marks in total and also having Mathematics as subject in the qualifying examination. It is easy to get admission in

Well, it totally depends upon you that in which field you have interest. There are multiple languages and courses which you can pursue to improve your CV while doing BCA. But don't miss the basics. First clear levels of C and C+ then you can learn:
HTML & CSS
Java
JAVASCRIPT
JQUERY
PYTHON
SQL (don't miss

You can search for jobs as your profile on indeed.co.in hope this will help you.

Unless you are very much clear about your passion, too much specialisation in graduation may not be desirable. You may join MCA even after completing B.Sc. Agriculture. You may choose some other career as well, if you lose interest in computer application.

It depends on your interest if you are interested in IT (Information Technology), then you should go for BCA. Otherwise, you should go for ITI but through my point of view the value of ITI Diploma is decreasing.

As per me, it's better you go for either BCA or B.Tech CS and that too from a renowned college offering great placements.