Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

It is totally dependent on you. Both are very good courses with very good scope. But try to choose the field in which you love to work and you have very much interest in it with curiosity, it will be very much beneficial to you than any other fields. Don't follow the craze, scope and popularity, it

Yes it's a good option.
But don't go for MBA just because you are not good in Maths, Maths is in both MCA & MBA.
Go for MCA if interested in Programming/IT field.
Or MBA if interested in Management.
Make sure you do MCA from good college / university.
If you choose MCA then side by side of MCA do some ce

India is one of the largest industries for information technology. I would say there are lots of opportunities in India after finishing your BCA.
Some of the IT roles you can start with-
Technical/Desktop Support Engineer
System / Network Engineer
Software Engineer/ Developer (WebApp/ Mobile)
Level 1 (He

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They all stream are related to each other and also study about the computer programming but their are little difference like B.Sc computer science is little easy than BCA, BCA is advance than B.Sc, and B.Sc IT is study about coding and hacking and program work.

IT industry is in slow decline phase because of outcry against outsourcing in Western countries and increasing restrictions on working visas, therefore, days ahead for IT professionals will be tough. But it still a good option for bright professionals. The shelf life of IT Technologies is 18 months.

Yes, you are eligible for jobs like BPOs and having computer course would be an advantage but I would recommend you to go for graduation with CS or IT (B.Sc).

You should go for B.Pharma. It has wide scope amongst all these.