Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. Since you are a B.Com you would not be able to take admission in MCA as you would be required to have a BCA first. However, based on your interest you can join private institutes who offer such courses affiliated to international institutes/boards to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area, However if you want to move into general management the MBA is better. Even for a full time MBA you would need minimum 50% marks at Graduation level, so you would not be eligible for it. Since you have work experience of 3 years you can explore executive MBA or Part time MBA or Distance MBA programme.

That is not very easy to say. Both courses are in the same industry and have same field of work. This is very specific to be exact. But, I will try to give my opinion to best of my knowledge. Game Designing has been in Industry for a while and there are lots of institutes that provide the course. The number of Game Designers is also huge compared to Programmers. Game Programming is a new and niche course. Surely, it will be good depending on the requirement. Also, as a game programmer, you can also get to test the games for bugs and problems. So, if I had to go with one, I would choose to go with Designing, as I have more interest in Creative work. If you don't think you are creative enough, then you may choose Programming. Nevertheless, they have nearly same scope.

Hi Salon, If you have completed BCA you are eligible to apply for Law. But you need to be sure of switching your career stream as you might be asked this question during your job interview. In general, when candidates switch career stream or there is a gap in the job, recruiters often check on the stability. So, in case of law, as it's not clear why you wish to pursue it (assuming inclination of your interest), you will get a job in various fields like lawyers can specialize in Criminal law, Real estate, Civil law and many more. Another important point to highlight is that B.A. LL.B. is a 5-year degree course. Since you have invested in BCA studies usually of 3 years (regular) you will have many years contributed to your studies. Common Entrance tests for law: CLAT and LAWCET. All the best.