Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi Ronica, the MCA degree is awarded in India only. You may check PG Diploma programs in CS and related subjects based on your academic background. Also for admission into MS programs in Canada you are required to have four year Bachelor degree. You may consider applying to other countries such as Australia, New Zealand, The Netherlands, Ireland, etc.

The answer is yes. The fact is that IT is still a field that boasts a healthy growth rate. These days IT directly or indirectly influences many areas of life, ranging from transportation to health care.
Some common job opportunities and posts available in front of graduates are:
1. IT engineer
2. Associate engineer
3. Systems manager/engineer
4. Database manager
5. Database security professional

Hi Swanand, yes you can and will depend on the admission requirements of the universities.

It depends on where you wish to see yourself after the completion of the course. If you wish to be loyal to your stream and aim at becoming a system analyst or a programming specialist, then an MCA is preferable. If you are confident of your managerial skills and wish to climb the corporate ladder, then you may prefer an MBA. But to be still loyal to your stream, you may like to do an MBA in Systems/IT.

Well your from arts stream, you can go to courses like Basic C, C+, Java, Core Java and Python. If you are expert in these courses, you can easily crack TCS, Microsoft, Google and many more MNCs.

My opinion is that B.Sc (CS) is better than BCA for you.