Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

The B.Sc (CS) course mainly focuses on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing, rather than teaching specific technologies that may quickly become outdated. The course prepares you for higher education.
*Education after B.Sc:
M.Sc, (provided that its recognised by the UGC or AIU) followed by an M.Tech, or an MCA are options open to you after your B.Sc in Computer Science. An M.Tech may be available to you after you sit for the GATE conducted by the IITs or the entrance examinations of individual universities offering the course.
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
Another thing to consider when comparing BCA & B.Sc Computer Science is that BCA is more professionally oriented; it prepares you for post-graduate or research work and also creates professional manpower for problem solving through application of computer Science at the interface of business and technology. BCA can also be pursued via distance learning
Jobs after BCA:
Software related jobs in testing and developing are common options made available to you.

Hi,
Gaming programmers are the people who do coding for video games. In your job, you'll typically be part of a collaborative creative team that includes game designers and artists. Majorly your area is concerned with coding, which tells the computer or system what to do for the game to be played. The key steps in becoming a game developer are:
Step 1: Develop High-Level Math Skills.
Step 2: Get a Bachelor's Degree.
Step 3: Build a Portfolio.
Step 4: Find an Entry Level Position as a Game Programmer.
Step 5: Advance to become a software developer.
The minimum eligibility criteria is graduation, preferably in CS/CE with key skills in Critical thinking, problem-solving, quality control analysis, judgment, decision-making, operations analysis, systems evaluation, advanced computer skills with programming languages, especially C, C+, Perl, Assembly, and Lua.
All the best.