Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hello Rohit,
If you didn't have computer science in your Bachelor's degree, then you cannot opt for MCA.

There is no course to become an IT manager directly.
Following paths are available to become an IT Manager:
1. Technical developers, testers or other technical resources after few years of experience can grow as IT manager.
2. Business analyst after few years of experience can grow as IT manager.
3. Domain Specialist with project management certifications may be absorbed as IT managers.
4. CSE engineers with IT experience and MBA graduates from primer B-school may get direct role of IT manager.

The eligibility criteria to pursue MCA is a graduation degree with mathematics as a subject in class 12th. If you had mathematics, then you can seek admission in MCA after appearing for an entrance exam.

You can go for MBA in IT.

MATLAB must be a part of your B.Tech syllabus. If it is not a part of your syllabus, then you must learn it with or without external support.

MBA marketing is the right specialization for you. It will help you provide skills to grow and sustain your business by acquiring and retaining customers.

Yes, it should, as long as your course was full-time.

No, you can't. You have to leave B.Com and then start BCA from the 1st year.