Information Technology

B.Tech in IT, CSE and MCA are some professional courses in IT field.

You can't compare two different engineering backgrounds. However, civil engineering is considered the core branch and it has more chances to offer government job instead of information technology. This branch is easy to understand and it is also good for higher studies because there are many sister branches of civil engineering. Information technology is a new and challenging background. If you are very good in logic and aptitude then you can choose this one too.

Yes, even class 10th marks play a vital role in interview. Top level IT companies like TCS and other want 60% aggregate in 10th,12th and 10+2+3 or 10+2+4. But WIPRO has no marks criteria for interview. Although in an interview, your 1st impression will be your last.

Hi,
The main difference is cyber security is more of IT security practices whereas IT is based on infrastructure, server-client architecture, network etc.

Hello Gopal,
You have many courses to pursue after 12th which is related to IT sector.
You can pursue:
1) BE/B.Tech in Information Technology or Computer Science
2) B.Sc in IT specialisation
3) BCA (Even this is related to your desired field of interest).
If you still have confusions regarding the course selection, then please visit the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-options-after-12th
All the best.

BCA stands for Bachelors in Computer Application. This course is for the people who like programming. On the other hand BBA stands for Bachelors in Business Administration .This course is for the students of commerce background and IT in BBA will include fundamentals & concepts of IT.
Conclusion: BCA is wide and BBA is narrow in terms of IT. Your choice among them should be based on your interest. Best of luck!

Hello Mayank,
Since you have done your Bachelors degree in IT sector, MBA (IT) would be the better choice as there are plenty of job opportunities available in this field.
All the best!

It depends on individual's interest. Major disciplines in MBA are as follows:
1. Operations: It needs analytical knowledge with fair hands on mathematics.
2. Finance: Needs basic knowledge of accounting and share, equity, credit-debit transactions.
3. Marketing: Deals with promotion and advertising strategy to convince the target customers for your product.
4. HR: It requires good communication skills to deal with your team. You need to get the best out of your team and keep them motivated.
As you have prior experience of working in BPO, I guess you have an advantage of communication skills, so HR is a good option.