Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

The aspirants can find many job opportunities after completing B.C.S. The different employment areas where the aspirants can find the job are listed below.
Banks
Computer Manufacturing Firms
Desktop Publishing
Consultancies
Government Agencies
Financial Institutions
Insurance Providers
Security and Surveillance Companies
Technical Support
Schools and Colleges
Software Development Companies
System MaintenanceTraffic Light Management
The job types of the candidates after completing Bachelor of Computer Science are listed below.
Software Developer
Programmer Analyst
Teacher
Information Technology (IT) Manager
Theorist
Researcher
Project Manager (IT)Technical Support Developer / Programmer.
I hope it will help you.

These days, when it comes to any IT course (be it B.Sc or BE/B.Tech), students are a bit sceptic about its scope and the career prospects associated with it. Especially keeping in mind the things that occurred within the IT Industry after the recession, they are right to a certain extent. But the fact is that IT is still a field that boasts a healthy growth rate. IT graduates will have no trouble in landing decent jobs as long as they pursue IT courses from reputed Colleges /Institutes /Universities. Starting salary in general is around 15-30k Rupees per month.
Some common job opportunities and posts available in front of Graduates are-
IT Engineer
Associate Engineer
Systems Manager/Engineer
Database Manager
Database Security Professional
Software Developer
Software Tester
Talking about job opportunities, IT Industry itself is the prime recruiter. Apart from it, the Telecom Industry is also a well known recruiter. The startup scenario is also heating up with lots of new startup companies being formed each day. IT professionals are required by these startups to function smoothly. So, it is safe to say that IT graduates may find jobs in this sector also. These days, IT directly or indirectly influences many areas of life, ranging from transportation to healthcare! So, in all these sectors, B.Sc. IT graduates may find decent jobs! Also, using their skills, IT graduates may also start up on their own. Programming, Web designing, Software designing etc are some skills, using which, one may start ones own venture/freelance service/consultation service.

Hi Pranjal,
As you know, both are different areas of study. MCA explore a gateway to IT Industry and you can find job as Application, Software Programmer, Web Programmer, Software tester, etc. while MBA is a key into corporate managerial life.
But you must know the structure of both programs. MBA is of two years in duration and the Duration of MCA is three years( Lateral Entry system into direct 2nd Year is available in some universities, but only BCA, B.Sc -CS / IT graduates can enjoy the benefit of LET).
MBA is almost the continuation of B Com degree as the subjects are similar such as Management, HR, Finance, Accountancy, Business Mathematics / QT, Corporate Laws, Business ethics, etc.
But MCA is entirely different in course contents / subjects. Being a technological PG, MCA, mainly deals with subjects like Computer Architecture, Database Management System, Various Programming Languages, Digital Electronics , Communication Technology, Web Programming and Development, Application Development , Cloud computing, Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods, Discrete Mathematics, etc. and many more.
Some Universities such as CUSAT, Calicut Universities in Kerala admits only BCA, B.Sc, B Tech graduates to their MCA Programs. But in most of the university, admissions are opened for graduates with mathematics at HSC level / graduate who had studied mathematics as a subject.
Think twice. As a B Com graduates, it's difficult to study technological subjects. Same thing is happening when technical graduates choose MBA. Still you are interested in MCA, Go ahead. You can win.

Devoting one full year for competitive exam preparation has its own merits and demerits. Dropping a year means that you will get sufficient amount of time to prepare for competitive exams. It will allow you take mock up test and help to score good ranking in competitive exams. However, one year is a long time so the possibility of you may change your goals and objectives. You may become lethargic because of availability of time and lesser pressure. You may waste time. If you are confident of keeping the momentum, dedication, determination, readiness to work on a plan, will to achieve your objective and support of family; you may consider dropping a year for competitive exams.