Information Technology

Hi Waseem,
There is no MCA in Canada. You will find MCA only in India. You will of course find MS in Applied Computing, etc. but I am afraid after a B.Com, if you will be eligible or not. Canadian universities are strict and the education background has to relevant. Secondly 55% is very low for Canada. Also you have a three year degree which will further complicate things. You can check for PG Diploma courses in applied computing etc and speak with the universities and colleges before applying. Check out SPP colleges like Humber, Langara, Algonquin etc.

No, it is not possible. If you have mathematics in B.Com then you can do M.Sc in IT.

After joining the job, you won't be able to continue with the regular course but if you are in the final year then you can contact your department and take a late joining in your department if they consider your case.

Follow the link below and filter colleges according to fees:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-india?uaf[]=location&ts=20780472&rf=filters&ct[]=130&bc[]=33&ed[]=et_20

B.Tech/BE computer science from a top college/university is a much better course than BCA. In fact B.Tech/BE is regarded equivalent to MCA.

Integrated BCA+MCA course is more beneficial, as it will save 1 precious year and also the fee for the entire course will be less.

Yes, it is possible.
With a BCA degree, you can pursue an MS abroad in various streams of Computer Science, be it IT or PG diploma in CA. You should always check with the university regarding the eligibility criteria in various streams they have on offer.

Check the link below for all the details:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/master-of-computer-application-u-p-rajarshi-tandon-open-university-allahabad-36033

I would recommend you to opt for short term technical DBA courses along with BCA only as then you need not to waste time after BCA to gain technical knowledge. Opt for good institutes and to know the exact scenario for faculty, etc. in such institutes get in touch with the current students through social media or in person