Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

In today's age of IT, to become a data scientist, you require skills in maths & statistics, RDBMS, programming skills and domain knowledge. In addition, you will have to learn few analytic tools. You are advised to opt for B.Tech CS/IT or BCA-MCA or B.Sc-M.Sc CS/IT followed by a PG Diploma in data analytics. Alternatively, you may also do data analytics specialization courses after MBA.

Both MCA and MBA are equally good career options. If you are technically oriented then go for MCA. If you are not technically oriented and not good at programming then go for MBA. Long term career opportunities and salary after both post graduation degrees are similar. You can select one among them based on the reputation & placement record of the institute.

No, MCA is not equivalent to B.Ed.

Around 65-70+ is a good score to get into SCIT. At this score, it will be difficult to get admission in SCIT.

Hello Prakash,
According to me, software developing field is gaining a boom. Most of the industries are turning their manual systems into pneumatic, where software and programs are running the manufacturing process automatically. There would be increased demand of new software and there would be a tough competition as well in the market.

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All the best.