Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Dear aspirant,
A lot of opportunities are there for B.Sc computer science students.
You can apply for the government exams too.
Private jobs:
It can be broadly classified into two fields.
1. Software
2. Hardware and Networking
In software field, the list of famous courses are as follows:
JAVA
DOT NET
C programming (this is basic programming language, everyone should know)
C+
c# programming
ASP DOT NET
JAVASCRIPT
PHP
Hardware and Networking Field:
CISCO Certifications
CCNA
CCNP
CCIE
Microsoft Certifications
MCSA
MCSE
MCP
MCITP
Apart from these data base courses like:
Oracle
SQL server 2008
Another booming field is
Cloud Computing
All above courses are very famous, if you learn it properly surely you will get job in MNCs.
They can get job in the following companies:
HCL
Cognizant
Accenture
3I Infotech
Infosys

Hello Aditi,
SAP is basically an ERP system or Enterprise Resource Planning application.
In the simplest language, I am going to make you understand what is actually does.Companies usually have a finance department, sales department, HR department, and more depending upon the size and profile. Now, if all of them maintained their data on different databases, inconsistencies between them are bound to grow and multiply over time. In a competitive market, confusion equals revenue leakage.
SAP is an amazing packaged application that comes to the rescue. A packaged application is one which comes pre-loaded with all features required to perform a standard task. Customization and configurations are required to tweak it as per your business.
It is a certification course.
Yes, a commerce graduate can pursue it.
It is mostly beneficial for HR and finance people.
Since the demand for SAP is rising, it will add to your career.
Good luck.