Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

For a Career in Information Technology as well as in Computer Engineering, one needs to possess a DEGREE/Graduation for sure. This is important to note that IT through B.Tech. Is more preferred as it comes with acknowledged Specialisation. It is also noteworthy that a B.Tech in Computer Science or Engineering is always the best among the two. A B.Sc. IT can be made a good option when you want to spend LESS TIME, I. e. THREE YEARS and want less of specialisations. B.Sc. Also leads to M.Sc. And saves a year to reach the post graduation. For a Career in IT Do B.Sc. , but not without GOOD SKILLS and EXPERTISE. Otherwise, B.Tech is good.

Yes! You can take admission into MCA course!
You have to give the entrance exam officially conducted by IGNOU!
Good luck!

Yes! BCA is a technical degree course but it was not equivalent to B.Tech! This course was designed for those who does not want to do B.Tech or other streams students like Bio, commerce, arts students who want to make there career in IT industry, they enroll in this course!
BCA is a Bachelor degree in computer application, you will get a good job after this according to your skills but if u do MCA then it boosts your career to the next level!
Good Luck!

There are 100s of college which provide BCA course!
Choosing one of them is really a tough decision!
Some of the best colleges are:-
ITS mohan Nagar
IMS Noida
IMS ghaziabad
ASB Noida
Amity Noida etc.
These are some good college which are government recognised, good infrastructure with good faculty team and have all possible amenities like modern labs, huge library etc.
Choose wisely!
Good Luck!

Yesss uhh get the admission in any college. Yess uhh get a good job in this sector.job totally depends on the efforts dat uhh have been put from your side .sooo don't worry .best off luck for ur future

Every course and stream has its own benefits. It depends upon the student and that which course he chooses. BCA and B.Sc. IT both are good options, if you are interested in computer applications and all. When it comes to B.Sc. CS, it is a more academic course, which focuses on the theoretical part and hardware-related.

Hi Admit,
Many MCA colleges will accept you since the BCA syllabi covers the important topics and mathematics required to be eligible for MCA.