Information Technology

BCA stands for Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) and it is an undergraduate 3 year degree course in computer applications. BCA Courses often seen as a course equivalent to BE or B.Tech in Computer Science. This course provide the required skills and enable the students to get themselves employed in the Information Technology (IT) sector. After the successful completion of BCA, a student will be able to choose from numerous career options in various fields like Software development, ITES, Banks, Education, and Government departments etc. Students can also opt for some specializations for Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA). Some of them are listed below:
Computer Graphics
Programming Languages
Database Management
Systems Analysis
Word Processing
Internet Technologies
Accounting Applications
AnimationMusic and Video Processing
Personal Information Management
Though most people after completing BCA go for Masters in the same course which is MCA, many also go for MBA. However, BCA alone is a good course and one can end up being very successful after completing the course. The major subject of BCA is a computer, however, the course includes other subjects like Mathematics, English, System Analysis, Database Management System and much more. There is no doubt that BCA is one of the best educational courses that one can go for and there are ample amount of opportunities for students studying BCA in the future. Someone who has studied BCA can join a software company or can also go for higher studies. In BCA subjects which are included are almost similar to that of students pursuing B.Tech. India and other countries many MNCs are recruiting BCA graduates for their technical section. Though there are many companies who recruit BCA graduates, the salary offered to them is not very high. Thehighest salary paid to a fresh BCA is around Rs 15,000 to Rs.18,000/-. Generally, thesalary paid to BCA graduatesstarts from Rs 12,000, however, if someone has studied MCA or MBA after completing BCA then he or she may get salary around Rs 25,000.

Hi Chaitanya,
Candidates should have a strong hold on the subject matter he/she wishes to take. Preparation should start from revising Bachelor's level topics. There are few points that can help candidates in their preparation.
These are as follows:
Time-Table: It is advised that candidates make a time-table and plan their daily routine. Divide major subjects in broad categories and then allot time to each category. This can help in covering all the main subjects and topics. Reference Books and Sources: Getting books for reference material has become easy these days. Reference books and material can be fetched online, as there are a number of sites available that provide good study material. Candidates can buy these books or can also read them online, as they can help in preparation to a great extent. Previous Years Question Papers: These serve to be of great help at the time of preparation. Students can see the structure and pattern of the paper and can prepare accordingly. Solving these question papers on a regular basis also help in managing and distributing time to each section of the question paper. This in return helps candidates to be quick and smooth with the questions and section at the actual examination time. Coaching Centres: A place where candidates can be trained well to face the examination. Candidates can take admission into these coaching centres and polish their understanding of subjects. These centres also provide material and guess papers for students to practice. Apart from these pointers, candidates should remember to stay healthy and calm at the time of preparation of examination. Staying calm and complacent is very important when preparing for any competitive examination. Have a cool mind and plan everything instead of creating a havoc out of everything. Candidates should also stay fit and healthy to avoid missing out examination due to illness. Always remember, a healthy mind conquers the world.