Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

For better career opportunities, B.Tech will be a good option as compared to B.Sc.

BCA is a job oriented graduation degree. Graduates can get developers and tester role in small and medium sized IT companies. Large IT companies hire BCA graduates for Application Support roles. For long term career growth, MCA is must so that you can work in large IT companies and MNCs.

No, you have to confirm it with the admission department whether they will give training for SAP from now on or not.

Job opportunities:
After qualifying for the aforementioned courses the candidates would be eligible for varied job roles like System Administrator, Network Administrator, System Engineer, Technical Engineer/Computer Hardware Engineer, Network Engineer, Technical support, Helpdesk Technician/Network s

Naseer, some universities like Lovely Professional University don't have this criteria. Their eligibility criteria just asks for a candidate to be pass in graduation with 50%.
There must be some other universities following the same criteria. You need to check.
If we talk about of LPU, it is doing rea

You are advised to do BCA from a college which has good computer facilities, good teaching faculty and placement records if the location is not a personal constraint for you.

Please check the tuition fee link on the website:
http://humber.ca/admissions/fees/tuition-and-expenses.html