Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

BCA is a job oriented degree course and you can go for a job immediately after BCA in small and medium size IT companies. Unfortunately, Indian IT industry particularly large IT companies and MNCs do not prefer BCA for entry level developer and testers role. BCA graduates may get a junior developer or application support jobs. BCA degree can only help you to get only entry level jobs and will require the acquisition of PG degrees such as MCA or MBA for a meaningful career in IT or ITES industries.

Hi Ishank,
MIT is one of the top-ranked universities in the world and goes without saying that admissions are very very competitive. Admissions will depend on your overall profile. You must have excellent academic grades and also very good extra-curricular activities. Overall you must show all your qualities and what qualifies you as an applicant. Ask yourself why MIT will admit you and prepare your profile. Apart from these, you must take tests like SAT or GRE depending on what you want to study, you did not mention if you are looking for UG or PG programmes.

Most of the IT companies major business is from International customer. Therefore, most of the IT companies before putting candidate for technical round have English language proficiency test. Therefore, in order to get a job you have to overcome your weaknesses in English language. You may take external support to overcome your weaknesses. Else, you may look for job in small Calcutta based firm first and then switch over to good company after gaining experience and also overcoming your weaknesses in English language.
Most of us have overcome similar weakness in our earlier career by hard work and external language training.

BCA is a lower degree in comparison to B.Tech CSE. BCA grads can only get job in Small and Medium size IT companies. Generally, large IT and MNC hires B.Tech CSE grads. Any BCA grad will require minimum MCA degree qualification to get a meaningful job and career growth. Therefore, B.Tech CSE is a better option in comparison to BCA.