Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

As you are a B.Tech CSE graduate and if you are good in programming then opt for software engineering career else you can opt for CCNA.

Both MCA and MCA are equally good options for B.Sc graduates. If you want to be a systems developer then opt for M.Sc and if you want to be an App developer then opt for MCA. Job opportunities for App development are more in comparison to system development in India. Lot of universities offer MCA through distance learning mode.

Commerce graduates can pursue data analytics courses provided they have good domain (functional) knowledge and basics of computer programming and RDBMS. Salary varies between Rs 3 Lakhs to 15 Lakhs per annum depending on profile of candidates and companies. Top end salaries are for IIT and IIM graduates in MNCs.

BCA is the right and best option. Also, you can do B.Sc in computer science. B.Sc and BCA have slight difference like, B.Sc mainly focuses on mathematical and the theoretical foundations of computing, whereas BCA course is a professional course designed for IT industry.

These are are not stand alone qualifications to seek job but can be learned as a value added qualifications with any professional degree to seek job and help in jobs to have higher productivity.

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Any certification programme like SAP will be helpful if you keep good knowledge of accountancy. Probably, you may not pursue SAP in accountancy. However, from recognised institutes, you may opt some of the short term Diploma courses like ADCA, i.e. Advance Diploma in Computer Application including Tally. You may pursue another graduation to improve your academics like BA in economics. Thereafter, you can have good career prospects.

Good or bad (according to the gender) is an another factor but what matters the most is your interest in that particular field. If you have an interest in that particular field then you can surely pursue it.