Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

M.Sc will be better for you. It will not only save your year but also equip you for lectureship jobs in any colleges. Completing Masters early means 1 more year to try for government jobs as per age bar and you can complete your MCA if you want to do so even after M.Sc, through distance learning dir

Hi Aditya,
It’s difficult to say now, merit lists are not announced and if you are talking about DU then cut-offs are as high as 90% and above.

No, there is no entrance exam. The only eligibility they have is the candidate must have B.Sc. (Computer Science) or BCA with mathematics as one of the subjects and a minimum aggregate score of 50% in all optional (throughout 3 years B.Sc. / BCA course) or B.Sc. PCM with PG Diploma / Certificate in

Try searching for jobs on BSc basis. Otherwise, prepare for MSc entrance and get admission into good college after getting BSc degree fulfilling those backlogs.

Hi Atif,
Since you hold MCA that is master degree applying for another master degree in Canada will be very difficult. What you should study among M.Tech and MS is something you have to decide now. Ask yourself, why do you want to pursue M.Tech or MS? Are you even eligible for M.Tech? No, you are not

All three fields are good. But if you go for BCA, it will pay you more after completing Masters and there are lots of companies recruiting people from MCA. You can make your own start up.

If you want to become a professor or something in the computer science subject, you can choose the course offered by DU. But, if doing a job in computer field is your main goal, go for the B.Tech CSE offered by WBJEE college. Comparing the universities, DU is better than average WBJEE college.

Hi,
There is basic difference between B.Sc in computer science and B.Sc in computer application is that the syllabus of B.Sc computer science covers whole of the computer related subjects which includes both software and hardware.
But in case of B.Sc in computer application or BCA only application of