Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Nowadays, it is difficult to get good job with just training on few Programming languages. You are advised to get few certifications and gain experience in small firms to increase your chances of a better job. Degree such as MCA even by distance learning will be very helpful for long term career.

Hello,
The eligibility criteria to pursue MCA is graduation. The candidate should have maths in class 11th and 12th as most the colleges ask for it.
There is no age limit to pursue MCA.
I hope it helps.
Thank you.

Hello,
To pursue BCA, you should have passed 10+2 or equivalent (Diploma/degree) with a minimum of 50% marks and also having mathematics as a subject in the qualifying examination.
If you possess the given qualification then you can pursue BCA. BCA will provide you good career opportunities especially in the software field. We all know about the career growth in the software companies.
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

Hello Anup,
Of Course, there is a future in it but with that you also need to understand the need of an hour you will have to keep learning new things like Automation testing as it is very in demand now a days. You can do Selenium after your testing course or QTP. You can do these tools helps you even more to you up in IT industry.

In my view, Engineering is a better option and you will get numerous opportunities after Engineering. As you have completed diploma in CSE, then B.Tech/B.E. in CSE is a better option and in-line with your studies. There many local and MNC IT industries recruit engineering graduates in large number. Going forward technology is changing rapidly and computer engineers will be in great demand.

In my view, B.Com and than MBA in Finance is good option. In B.Com you will already gain the basic knowledge of Finance like basics of accounting/costing/taxation. MBA also covers the same thing in business perspective. You will have numerous number of opportunities after MBA, whereas MCA will be more of technical field.