Information Technology

Both M.Sc CS and M.Sc IT are equally good options. There is minor difference between both courses. CS emphasis is on computation Science concepts and IT emphasis is on applications. CS graduates are preferred for systems programming and IT graduates are preferred for application programming.

Hi Dheeraj,
Canada's top colleges are:
Centennial College
Humber College
George Brown College
Seneca College
Dawson College
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Please visit the college websites for more information.

Hi Arjun,
Some really good universities for IT studies in Australia are: RMIT, Monash University, University of Melbourne, La Trobe University, Victoria Universityand Deakin University. These are Australia's top universities also located in Melbourne. With a good qualification, good academic performance from a good university you can manage to find a job, if you have the skillset.
Best of luck.

Hi Raj,
As you do not wish to pursue engineering you can start working within the IT domain.

Hi Shaik,
Kindly refer the link below:
http://currentaffairs.gktoday.in/current-affairs/it-sector
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Both of them are same and have equal number of opportunities.

C+ is object oriented programming language. Nowadays it is the most commonly used programming language in systems programming. Once you learn this language, you can learn any other OOPs programming language. You will able to get entry level IT job with BCA with C+.

As you are a computer engineer therefore SAP functional modules may not be appropriate for you. You are advised to joining ABAB programming.