Information Technology

Hi,
For sure, teaching is an evergreen field. As a BCA graduate, you can get a reference or through job portals look for a job in IT sector. You can get into training and development teams in corporate sector. They pay you very well as well as its a good start for a technical training career. That way you get to become a teacher and also apply all the technical knowledge you have. And in the process of training and teaching, unknowingly you will develop your trainer skills and soft skills too. Alongside, if you wish to do Soft Skills Certification from a reputed institute, then that opens doors for Soft skills training and personality development training field - as a freelancer or as a full timer with a company or an institute. Its an added advantage. However, if you wish to going back to traditional route, then B.Ed is a good start. Or doing a Masters such as MCA and then a teaching certification and you could apply for teacher/lecturer jobs appropriately. Also, carefully choose your audience level - corporate, University level and school level as it will determine the certification and courses you do. Wish you the very best.

Hi,
B.Tech is a more comprehensive course and includes lot of subjects + lots of practical and has a subset from the BCA course syllabus too. BCA helps to build programming skills for developing software/website/cloud/mobile applications. English and Mathematics being compulsory subjects in previous study. BCA is for 3 years and B.Tech for 4 years. For both these courses, job opportunities are plenty in the IT sector. However, scope wise B.Tech graduates could have relatively more flexibility in the positions and also the pay. BCA is a great platform for higher studies such as MCA. But B.Tech can still act as a standalone course and support long term employment as you move up the ladder. Wish you all the very best. Just check your plan of career, your dedicated interest in subjects and then go ahead and take the decision.