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You will get the contact details of renowned BCA institutes here.
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MCA is anyways equivalent to B.Tech. But in order to compare, the scope of either MBA or MCA is always better because these are post graduation degrees.
However, if I will come to salary and job prospects, both depend on many factors like experience, skills, location, companies, merit, etc. MCA is a technical degree and if you want to stick around technology, then it will help otherwise to get a managerial level, MBA is slightly a better choice.
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All the best.
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9 years ago
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Ankit Fadia TM Certified Ethical Hacker Program 9.0 -Talentedge| Patna
Akarshan Institute of Electronics and Computer Technology| Patna
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You may go for cloud computing, big data and analytics, database, robotics, 3D animation, hardware and networking.
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After H&W, you will may get a job like H&N support, L1 system executive or IT system support.
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