Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Surely,You can get the chance but it all depends how you start your career after MCA. Getting job outside India straightforward would be difficult so you have to start from working in India and get some real time experience.
Your Chances also depends on your profile on which you are going to work and based on that what are the opportunities available outside India.
Currently, As you see one profile is Big Data/Analytics/Hadoop which is in demand whose job opportunity/requirements/demand you can find worldwide but you need to get some experience in it so which better place than India,go for it!
All the best!

Yes Why Not Global opportunities are open for the study of MCA in UK, Australia, Canada, USA and some other countries those who are offering quality education.some of the universities abroad give preference to work experience. In this case the candidates have to submit the experience certificate at the time of admission to the MCA course.
The students must possess a good score in TOFEL or IELTS.
The candidates must excel in extracurricular activities as well.

BCA is the best option in the computer science field after engineering. So, you can choose BCA if you are interested in computer science. There are many good colleges in Uttarakhand providing BCA course, e.g. REC Roorkee, graphic era University Dehradun, AMS Dehradun, etc.

I think you should take system/IT if you can in 2nd year as it will help you to enter in programming field. Although, most of the companies which come for recruitment on the basis of your graduation because MBA is the only skill to manage.

Dear Anmol,
In my view, being from a commerce background, I would recommend you take up B.Sc in Computer Science. Most of the universities might have the requirement of Maths in class 12 but there are few universities that offer foundation subjects as part of the undergraduate program. I need further details on your academics to guide you further on available UK universities.

That depends upon various factors you see. The cut-off of the institute changes every year so do the lists. Now, it totally depends upon the college how many lists they wish to display. Other than this, how many admissions happen prior to you also makes the difference. As per my view, you mist get through this but I may be wrong as I don't know the current year cut-off. Wish you good luck.