Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

MBA IT is better career option for MCA graduates because they can easily work in Pre-Sales support ,sales & marketing or business analyst roles in ITES/IT industries. Operations specialization is more suitable for engineering graduates.

You should leave B.Tech if you are finding it difficult. You can not shift from one course to another if both the courses are different.

You can pursue AMIE or DOEACC certification courses. These are equivalent to B.Tech and MCA.

Hi,
I am working for IT services company and they offer such courses and yes, they are the best. We are USA based company but we take students from all over the globe. We also offer virtual training as well as classroom training and I am ready to guide you for SAP training. We are the service provider of SAP/HANA also. We have all the list of courses for students. Also, as there are loads of opportunities in the market, we train students to avail such opportunities.
I am ready to help and guide any student. This is what I can do after all the hardships I have faced during my career phase. I have done MCA/MBA.
All the best.

B.E. is more recommended as it provides more in-depth knowledge of computer networking and the way a computer and the networking system work. This serves as the foundation for CISCO certification courses. Comparatively, BCA doesn't provide the details to such an extent. That's one of the reasons why MCA is considered equivalent to BE and not BCA.
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There is certified cisco, Microsoft, networking, Sap/Hana modules available. Today, the market is all about if you are prepared for the organization. Degree won't help you land a good career or placement, according to my experience. I have a degree in MBA/MCA and working for an IT company which also features courses and offers leading consultants and teachers from the world offering best training in the industry.

You can pursue BCA after 12th with humanities if you have mathematics as a subject in 12th.

B.Com has way more scope than BCA, but at the end of the day knowledge matters as well.