Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

After M.Sc. Degree in Computer Science, you can try for jobs as Senior Programmer, Assistant Professor etc. Career opportunities also exist in areas of Networking, Database Management, Software Testing, etc. MCA and M.Sc. Computer Science degree has equal scope in the present job market. If you are interested in administrative jobs in the IT field, you can go for MBA degree. Delhi University
Loyola college
Indian Statistical Institute.

You can complete the course in a month, that's not a big issue. Inorder to gain more experience on programming language, you need to practice with all different concepts in any of the programming practice websites which might develop your programming skills to a new level.

BCA evening class value is less as compared to morning classes. It you want a bright future then opt for morning classes. For difference, check out the list of courses and compare:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/amity-university-Noida-41334/courses?bc[]=33 (Copy paste the entire link on the browser ).

There are various options available for getting trained in cyber security domain. CSSRL is a cyber security workforce development company which provides training programs a all levels so you can choose the right programme based on where your current knowledge is. A 6 month PG Diploma in cyber security from cssrl may be suitable for you. You can find details at http://www.cssrl.in.

Generally, the total fee is for one year and not for each semester.

Hello Abshishek, In terms of resources, reach, reputation, contacts with industry etc. Deemed to be universities are miles ahead of private engineering colleges. Hence without any doubts I will say that deemed to be universities are better.