Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

If you have any one from Business Math/ Computer Application/ computer Sc in +2 level and English as compulsory paper in which you got at least 45%, you may go ahead with BCA which is lucrative in IT domain.

Always prefer full-time over distance. If you were working, I will suggest you distance but as a fresher, go with regular. No matter B.Sc CS or IT, what matters is how you are good in the subject.

During MBA courses, you only require knowledge of office automation software such as word processing, excel and PowerPoint point. These can be learned yourself by tutorials available on Internet.

Look for Fanshawe College. Its under SPP. You can look either for information security management or network security architecture.
https://www.fanshawec.ca/programs-and-courses/graduate-and-professional-studies
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Thanks.

To be a professor or lecturer with MCA will be difficult. But, you can start searching for a job on various portals and also think of doing M.Tech as it will add to your professional competencies.

You can choose a college near your place as you are eligible to pursue BCA.

M.Tech will be a good option for you.

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
It would be really better if you have mentioned your interests & career stream.
Well, firstly, you should complete your graduation studies.
To make career in IT or CS field, you can pursue BCA - MCA, as it is one of the very popular & highly demanding career.
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

Hi Vipin,
Ideally, it should be recognised but you must check with the universities directly. Degrees approved by UGC-DEC are accepted globally but every university has its own admission requirement. Some universities will allow you to apply while some may require a qualification assessment of your degree to check its Canadian equivalency. You may email the universities and they will guide you as per their norms. Nothing to worry here.
Good Luck.

BCA + MCA open almost all the doors for most of the IT job profiles and companies. Don't focus on which company you will get through, just focus on the technical knowledge and enhance your practical skills. Bangalore being the IT hub of India, you will never be short of job opportunities.