Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi,
CCNA and CCNP courses are relating to Network administration and manage. Whereas, CCIE is purely security oriented course. As far as benefit is concerned, all of these courses are in demand but CCIE has got better prospects.
From my practical experience, if you want to settle your career as a security professional still you need to have some knowledge of networking. Hence, I would suggest to go for CCNA first, you may move on CCIE.

Hi,
There are many wings after BCA which you can choose but I need to know your interest first. Would you like to go for Software, IT Infrastructure, etc.?

Hi,
CCNA is a professional certification course which is just a start. You may pursue CCNA and later on, you can choose CCNP as an advance stage.

Hi Om,
The Indian government offers scholarships for the foreign countries under Cultural Exchange Programmes and other Programmes. You should check the MHRD website for details. Here is the link to help you out:
http://mhrd.gov.in/scholarships-education-loan-2

Hi,
Yes, you can apply for Ph.D after completing MCA through correspondence.
All the best.

Bachelor of Computer Applications is a 3-year under-graduate degree course in the field of computer applications. Some students use online or distance education programmes to earn this degree. BCA through distance education course has marvelous career options for the students. It is a technical field.

You should go for advanced Java followed by J2EE.

Hello Chinmoy,
To make a career in computer and IT, you need to have a strong hold on mathematics. Get a good mentor and start studying hard.