Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi Vishesh, It depends upon your interest otherwise both the courses are good.
After MBA, Students can attain positions as IT Manager, Team Leader, Project Officer and Manager in IT companies. Entrepreneurship ventures such as consultancy firms can be opened. Career in teaching and research in reputed educational institutions can be explored.
After MCA, students can attain various professional positions as Developers, Design Engineers, Data Base Administrator, Network Administrator, Data Analyst in leading IT companies like Cognizant, Accenture, HCL , Wipro Technologies, TCS, LG Soft, Tech Mahindra and Infosys. Career in teaching as lecturer or assistant professor in various universities and academic institution can also be started. Entrepreneurship ventures such as consultancy, coaching institutes, training centres and computer retail stores can be started.
Based on the above details, you can decide the course for yourself.
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Regular MBA:
There are several ways to boost ones professional career. When it comes to advanced degrees, two great options are a MBA or an Executive MBA. Contrary to popular belief and despite being off by just one letter, the programs are not one and the same. Read on to find out the difference between an MBA and an e-MBA.
Entry Points
Choosing between a MBA and an EMBA may depend on your goals. Individuals with 10-15 years of professional experience may find EMBA programs to be more rewarding. This is because MBA curriculums are designed for individuals with less work exposure. A MBA is a great way to step up in an industry by taking on new roles and positions.
On the other hand, an EMBA can be used to enhance a set of already established business skills. Thats why prospective MBA candidates need to consider if its a better idea to wait a few years, gain experience in the industry first and then go for an EMBA.