Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi,
There are many available courses someone who has done MCA can opt for. Please see below are few information about courses which are in demand and a good future scope.
Developers
IOT
Angular JS
AWS cloud computing
Big Data
No SQL
R Analytic
Business Intelligence

Hi,
No, it’s not compulsory. You can have direct admission in MCA with or without CMAT but it depends on institute and university’s own discretion.

Hi Chiya,
The scope in applied computing is good and depends from country to country. Without prior experience however probability is less. You should visit immigration websites for various countries and also check the Skilled Occupation List for an idea about the professions in demand.

Hi Saheer,
The choice is good but you have to really know and figure out if it’s relevant and if it will meet your career plans. Ireland is a good hub for IT and scope is very good. Read the program structure in details and career outcome.

Post-graduation Diploma courses are typically a shorter duration than a full time degree and they also cost less than a Master’s degree, in addition one can assume that a PG is for the introduction into a new field of discipline, whilst Masters is considered an advanced stage to the initial studies

BCA gives a student with a solid platform to further his career in the field of technology but it is strongly recommended that a student should opt for MCA to further his prospects in this competitive world. BCA is a good course but it is simply a Bachelors level degree and not much importance is gi

Please specify your educational background for better assistance as there are numerous number of computer courses you can opt for, also specify your interests i.e. whether you are interested in programming, designing, testing, etc.

You must opt for MCA correspondence and then pursue PhD as you already have teaching experience and these degrees will further enhance your prospects of becoming a lecturer. You may also opt for NET exam.

Yes, you can but you need to satisfy the age criterion for admission in a B.Tech course plus you need to be a science student i.e. in class 12th.

Yes there is, regular and distance learning are very different modes of learning, you only give around 20% of the effort in distance learning as compared to regular course and hence the value of a regular course is way more.