Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello Nilesh,
As there are many IT companies in India, there are many opportunities for computer science graduates. The salary for B.Sc computer science graduates may be a little low compared to M.Sc graduates. So, I advise you to do M.Sc computer science after 2-3 years of work experience. Following are some of the careers that I know in the field of Computer and IT:
1) Call Centers,
2) Computer-Aided Design
3) Computer Science Engineer
4) Hardware Engineer
5) Network Engineer
6) Software Engineer
7) Web Designer
8) Web Developer

You could choose for any course that provides computer education, like CS bifocal course or IT in Science or go for a Diploma in CS. You may then choose to go for a BCA.

I will suggest you to join Delhi University. See, it is a very reputed University. You have lot of career growth opportunities here. You can do M.Sc from Delhi University as well after completing B.Sc.

Yes, Chandigarh University is a good option to pursue B.Sc in CS.
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Dear Ravi,
Both are good colleges For BCA but u would suggest you too choose IP university its because IPU is one of the best well recognised university. Its placement & campus is quite well than IMS.

B.Sc in CS focuses mainly on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of the computing process and help students to become systems developers, but mathematics taught in B.Sc is not complex and students can easily understand it by attending classes and putting extra effort. Mathematics is not rocket science and you can easily overcome your weakness in Maths with self-preparation or external support. You are advised to take admission for B.Sc in CS without any inhibitions.

Hello Patel Kamal,
If you are really interested in your field, then you should go further in it. You can pursue M.Sc in computer science or integrated M.Sc and Ph.D.
Computer science is really good option for your career.

You should apply for National colleges like:
St.' Paul's College
Wilson College.

There is not much of a difference in BCA and engineering. B.Sc has a different syllabus. If you have any interest in pursuing engineering then go for it. Else, B.Sc will be a better option for you.