Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

MCA is better than M.Sc.

M.Sc CS is treated on par with B.Tech CS by Indian IT industry. Nowadays maximum fresher recruitment takes place by campus placement. Therefore, If you do M.Sc from a college with campus placement facilities and previous success records you will have no problem in getting a job.

Yes, IT is a technical vocational subject.

Hey Anuraj,
Please follow the link for placement record of Galgotias:
http://www.galgotiasuniversity.edu.in/p-placement-record.asp

IT security is one of the fastest growing domain today. You can look at any job portal or at various company's website in career section and you will see for yourself.

Hello,
Syllabus may vary. It depends on institute and university.
But B.Sc animation include only animation and designing part. So, you can't be a game developer with this. For becoming a game developer, you must have take any programming course of game development. But with this course, you can be game animation and graphics designer.