Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Hi Abhishek,Yes it is completely possible to pursue animation and BCA at the same time as in animation you will get Diploma courses.you should look for an institute which can provide you with this course.You will be provided with the diploma course as these type of courses will get you job ready in a few months and are also cost effective.Only your work is what that will be taken into the consideration during the placement.So,i recommend you to visit a good animation institution so that you can make a bright future ahead.Also keep that in mind that the institution can assure you for the placement after the completion of your course.When it comes to career options after BCA you will never get oppurtunities as good as animation.Some of the best institutions that i can refer you are:-

Hi Akash,
Best would be to continue with your pg degree after BSc.(IT). You can go for MSc.(IT) or MCA after BSc. Most of the companies these days are having web based projects. Therefore the skills required are knowledge of Java, Oracle, VB.Net, Asp.Net, C#, XML etc. Normally these subjects are covered as part of the BSc. syllabus, but are not covered extensively. So best would be to join these course separately from a private institute like NIIT, STG, Aptech etc. and at the same time clear their certifications too. A SUN certified Java programmer is given more value than a Java expert, who is not certified. Similarly target clearing Microsoft certifications too. All this additional knowledge will help you in getting a good job break.
Hence a software testing profile will be more profitable.
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Hi Amar,
Both courses are good for you.
MBA in IT
An MBA in Information Technology Management is a lethal combination of two very dynamic aspects of any business: management expertise & information technology. Almost every national and international company of repute is always looking for competent and qualified professionals to help them cope with the dynamic business environment. An MBA (Information Technology Management) graduate's climb up the corporate ladder is usually accelerated. Most of them will take up positions such as CTOs (Chief Technology Officers), CIOs (Chief Information Officers), information technology directors or IT managers. Information systems managers serve crucial functions within a company.
MCA:
As an MCA graduate, you possess excellent computer skills and the ability to develop or create computer applications, understand and utilize various computer languages, as well as provide maintenance and repair to different types of applications, among others. With these technical skills, you would surely find employment in the following positions:
Software engineerSoftware developer or programmerProject managerWeb applications developerWeb designerComputer application consultant
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Hi Nikhil,
The choice between MCA and MBA depends on your interest domain. If you would like to have a purely technical career in programming then you should go for MCA. You can pursue MCA through distance learning from IGNOU or SMU. IGNOU has provision for non-mathematics students too. However if a core technical career does not interest you much, then you can go for MBA in IT. Along with you can also consider a course in Project Management. This along with MBA will help your career to grow to the level of Team Leader and Project Manager.You can pursue MBA also through distance learning from SMU or IMT ghaziabad or IGNOU. Project Management is a short course, details of which you can find on www.pmiindia.org.
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Bavitha, I think the answer by Monisha gives you enough to think about BCA. Let me give you a different insight. I would love to understand the motivation you have to study BCA even though you chose commerce earlier. Since that is where the answer would lie. Was it because you like computers? Is it because you want to learn Database? Is it because you want to design websites? Let's find the motivation first and then the route. In no time you'll be able to sort out your career in this manner. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.