Information Technology

After BCA you should go for any 2 or 3 months job oriented course. You don't fit in current industry standards. So, you need industry experience. If possible, have some hands-on experience. It is always a good idea to join any job oriented course (training with internship), which will provide you with a good start and direction of preparation. The best way to learn and prepare for a job in IT is to train in real-world scenarios using the systems employed in the business world today. So, it's important that soon-to-be graduates take steps to gain hands-on training before applying for a position. You can join Android,. Net, Digital Marketing (SEO) and IOT training programs etc. These training programs open great perspectives. Then go for your first job. If you want a Masters degree after job, you can go for MCA in correspondence. All the best. For more information: http://www.innostack.in/training-programs/.

Hi buddy, When we think about a career in agriculture, we imagine a farmer working in the field, or riding a tractor. In today age of technology, its not always like that. Agriculture is a big industry, and most of the careers are related to Science and/or business. The agriculture industry plays a major role in the Indian economy by contributing approximately 15-20% of the GDP (Sources: IBEF & WebIndia123). Hence, if you have the passion, skills and knowledge, there are several opportunities. The study of agriculture is called agricultural Science or agricultural technology. The field combines the natural and social sciences, along with economics, engineering and management (particularly natural resources management and business management) of biological systems to practice, development and understand the fields of agriculture and forestry. Being related to the field of Life & Biological Sciences, agricultural Science is multidisciplinary and inter-related to Food Science & Technology. Agricultural Science uses the fundamentals of biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and statistics to solve the problems of agriculture-food industry. But, students also need to study economics and business management at the undergraduate level. Horticulture: Fruit Crops, Medicinal Plants, Aromatic Plants, Flower Production, Spices, Plantation Crops. Practical sessions related to the theoretical subjects are also present. Hope it helps!