Course comparison

BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration and BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications. Both these courses are Graduation level courses. The duration of both the courses is 3 years.
BCA course is technically oriented with a variety of computer-related subjects or technical subjects that the candidate is going to study. He is going to have a good number of job opportunities in various IT companies soon after the completion of BCA course.
BBA involves a variety of subjects which are related to business and is management-oriented. These people can have job opportunities in all the business sectors.
My sincere suggestion is don't look for job opportunities soon after the completion of your Graduation whether it is BBA or BCA because you will not be paid much if you join with graduation as the highest academic qualification. In addition to this, the workload will be more. In some companies, hard-core working activities will be allotted to these new joinees who join soon after the completion of their graduation.
I suggest you to choose the stream which you are interested in between BBA and BCA. And try to get admission for the respective course in a good college. If you join BCA, then go for the MCA course later. In contrast to this, if you join BBA, then go for MBA course and try for job opportunities on the basis of post-graduation as the highest level of academic qualification.
Have a good preparation for the respective entrance exams which will give admission for post graduation courses from the first year of your graduation.
Wish you all the best.

MICROBIOLOGY is the branch of biology that deals with the microorganisms e. g. bacteria, algae, protozoa etc. It also includes their interactions with humans, animals, plants, and the environment. Job opportunities
The microbiologist work in a wide range of areas and the largest is research and analysis. The another field which requires microbiologist is the manufacturing industry where they work for pharmaceutical, biochemical, biotechnology and agri-chemical companies, food and beverage manufacturer, food safety organisations etc. Environment sector such as water companies also require microbiologist. BIOCHEMISTRY
It is the branch of Science that allows you to study the interaction of biology and chemistry. It is concerned with the chemical processes and physio-chemical processes. It also studies the substances which occur within living organisms. It is a laboratory based Science. Job opportunities
A biochemist can think of working with fields in medical, agriculture, public health care, forensic environment etc. Because of the nature of work there is a tremendous scope of research. Public and Private sector :
Medical Instrument companies
Food and Drink industries
Research Companies Laboratories
Sales and Marketing Firms
Chemical manufacturing companies
Health and Beauty Care
The quality control and safety section in the field of food, pharmaceuticals, health and beauty care, etc. Required safety checks, regulations and quality control. BIOTECHNOLOGY is concerned with development of new technologies by exploiting the biological processes, organisms, cells or cellular components. The basic idea behind biotechnology is to develop new tools and products which are useful in research, agriculture, industry and the clinic. The biotech industry in India holds approximately 2 per cent share of the global biotech industry comprising about 800 companies. Job opportunities
The various industries with job vacancies are pharmaceuticals, healthcare and chemical Industry. Research sectors one of the most lucrative area.

Hi,
In Diploma in Nautical Science, the students have to undergo a one-year pre-sea course in any of the DG approved institutes like IMI. Afterwards, they approach the shipping companies and if fortunate then they get selected for the campus recruitment interview. They need to complete a sailing of minimum 18 months on an above 500 GRT vessel and thereafter approach for written and oral exams for second officer or mate. The B.Sc. Nautical Science students undergo 3 years course in a DG approved institute and need to complete 12 months minimum sailing in an above 500 GRT vessel. Thereafter, they have to appear for written and oral exams for second mates. Moreover, after completing 3 years degree, they get a convocation certificate. This helps them pursue either a career in Merchant Navy or in any other sector of their choice. Choose according to your interest.
Best of luck.

Thanks for A2A, There are a lot of misconceptions and confusions among students when it comes to choosing B.Sc. Or B.Tech after 12th. A common misconception is B.Tech (engineering) is better than B.Sc. (pure Science), while a few confident students stick to B.Sc. As their career goals are clear. Some feel B.Tech is tough and they won't be able to perform up to the expected level, while others feel B.Sc. Is way too easy. To remove this confusion and misconceptions, we look a the different aspects, scope, difficulty level, career prospects etc. , involved in these two courses and may be help you in choosing either B.Sc. Or B.Tech. Years of study
BSc3-4 years
BTech4-5 years
study focus
B.Sc-Basic Science (pure Science)
B.Tech-Applied Science (technical / technological)
content
B.Sc-Broad and theoretical
B.Tech-Practical and technical
flexibility
B.Sc-The content is general with no specific changes / option for selecting a specialisation. You need to doM. Sc/ M.Tech / M.E / MBA for specialisation. B.Tech-Its designed on individual field of engineering with an option to choose further specialisation / elective, in the final year, under your chosen field. This helps you focus on your specific area of interest.