Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello Prateek,
B.Com in computer application graduates can find lot of career opportunities in the field of accounting, banking, marketing, e-commerce, teaching, insurance and stock markets. They can work as a probationary officer, loan officer or collection officer in various banks. These graduates can also find lucrative jobs in the software industry. Different job profiles available for these graduates are given below.
Mobile Application Developer
CAD Application Support Technician
Computer Application Specialist
Accounts Assistant
Computer Programmer
Computer Operator
Application Developer
Computer-Laboratory Technician
Clerk-cum- Computer Operator
Auditors
Book Keepers
Budget Analysts
These graduates are also eligible to apply for teaching jobs offered at various schools or colleges. They should qualify NET or SET exam to get into such jobs.
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Hello Jibin,
BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications. This is a 3 year graduation course which is being offered by many of the colleges all over India.
The minimum academic qualification with which a candidate can join this course is by completion of 12th class.
Yes. BCA course is definitely a good choice. It can provide number of job opportunities and has a good career scope for the candidates.
This course is best suit to the candidates:
-who have interested to pursue higher studies in technical related streams or related to information technology
-who have fast thinking ability
-who can do hard work.
The various kind of job opportunities for the candidates soon after the completion of their BCA course are
-Database Administrator
-Web Programmer
-Software Programmer
-Web Designer
Initially, the candidates are going to paid an amount of Rs. 10000 to Rs.18000 as a fresher. Once they get experience, they will be paid high salaries.
In order to get more salaries, you can do MCA course or some other certification courses.
The admission to MCA course will be given on the basis of performance in the entrance exam. Each and every university conduct their own entrance exam to give admission for this course.
Do good preparation for the respective entrance exam which you want to appear for and crack it.
So, finally what I want to say is BCA is a good career option for the candidates if they are interested in technical related courses and to do jobs on the basis of that.
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Hello Sanskar,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing Android Development course.
Android Development course is a certification course and not a degree course with diploma courses being provided in a few colleges. But none is worth a full time investment. I would recommend you to opt for a computer-related degree course (B.Tech or BCA or B.Sc (IT or CS)). Pursue a course on Android Application Development alongside the regular degree course from a reputed computer training institute like NIIT.
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BCA is a job oriented degree course and you can go for job immediately after BCA in small and medium size IT companies. Unfortunately, Indian IT industry does not prefer BCA for entry level developer and tester role. You may get junior developer or application support jobs. If there are no personal conditions, you are advised to complete MCA before seeking a job in an IT industry.
The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for applying for BCA course is 10+2 from a recognised board of education or equivalent, with minimum of 50% marks in total and also, having mathematics as subject in the qualifying examination. Some colleges such as IGNOU allow non maths students to seek admission in BCA.
Syllabus of BCA includes introduction to programming, programming languages such as C+ and Java, Computer hardware basics, Database Management Systems, Computer Networks, Software Engineering, Mobile Computing, E-Commerce and ERP, Network Security and exposure to Dot NET.