Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

No, it is not compulsory to have MCA after BCA for a job.
But if you do MCA, you will get high salary package in the private sector.
All the best.

Placements have been really good for BCA students, you will definitely bag 1-2 LPA if hired in bulk and some good companies which recruit regularly are TCS, Cognizant. L&T Infotech, Webdunia and many more. All you need is a skill to ace the placements if you've got that then don't worry about the co

You should complete class 10th, it's really not the age to give up on studies even if you are interested in computers. You can take CS or IP as an elective in class 11th and can go further with it.

Apply for the Sant Longawala Institute of Technology Diploma entrance test. It will help you to get admission in Diploma. Apart from this, also apply for other Diploma entrance exam. Opt CS in Diploma and after the completion of Diploma, get lateral entry in the 2nd year in IT branch for further stu

BCA or Bachelor of Computer Application is a 3-year undergraduate program in computer applications which is often seen as equivalent to BE or B.Tech in Computer Science. BCA course is open for students who have qualified Higher Secondary Examination with a minimum of 45% marks. The course is usually

BITS, Pilani does not offer MCA.

Of course! You can do regular MCA after having a BCA through distance learning. Not only in Mumbai or Navi Mumbai, but in all over India, you could get admission in MCA. All the best for your next step.

The scope of BCA is not a big deal. You need to learn many things about computers and its technologies that are important and that should be practical ones mostly. BCA alone cannot be having a good scope, you need to do Masters also. Anyway, the scope of BCA has government jobs like armed forces, ba