Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi,
Yes, I know many people who have done their graduation and Master with IGNOU and well settled.

Hi,
I would strongly suggest to complete your graduation in either of Science, BCA, Engineering. It would help more to get into IT. However, you may pursue some diploma courses or professional IT courses.

Hi,
Actually, there are many. You need to decide which area to get in like infrastructure, software, programming, etc.

Hi,
It's not that easy to answer how much you will earn in game designing. Salary or earning depends on many factors i.e. Experience, Company, Job Role, Position, Location etc.
However the average earning can be predicted is between 15k to 1L /mo.

You may refer to following link fr list of top BCA colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/ranking/top-bca-colleges-in-india/96-2-0-0-0
This will help you to take an informed decision on selection of you BCA college.

You can look at it with two perspectives. One for the job perspective and one for doing something creative.
If I go with the job perspective, a lot of job openings are there for MCA students but pursuing an MCA after it will give you a lot of advantages while applying for MNCs.
Looking at the skills p

Hi Shaik,
Since you are pretty much interested in computers, you may go for B.Tech in computer science from any top reputed colleges. You can also go for BCA, but in terms of exposure and great packages, B.Tech is better than BCA.
All the best!

Hi Somesh,
You have to earn a Diploma or do your Bachelors in animation, multimedia, game designing, etc. to qualify. Check here for colleges and requirements:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/game-design/colleges/colleges-india
Also, read blogs like this one:
http://www.digit.in/gaming/how-to-start

Hello Neeraj,
After successful completion of the Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, the aspirant can go for a postgraduate degree in the same area. Higher study options for B.Sc Computer Science falls in to a wide range of areas such as:
*Advance Diploma in Hardware and Networking (ADHN)
*Advanced

Dear,
MCA is post graduate course and B.Tech in Under graduate course and both are not same.
MCA is more on the application side (coding, applications etc.) B.Tech is a bit comprehensive and covers the engineering aspects of computer (programming; electronics, hardware etc.)
MCA can be done after gradu