M.Sc Computer Science

HI Mohammed,
M.Sc computer science is a 2-year programme catering to the needs of people interested in the field of computers. Candidates contemplating the course must have passed a second class honors or above in the domain of computer science, mathematics or must have a background of other numerate or computing related fields. Top M.Sc computer science institutes are:
Loyola College, Chennai
Christ University, Bangalore
Fergusson College, Pune
Hans Raj College, Delhi
St. Xavier's College, Kolkata
The average tuition fee for the entire two years M.Sc computer science course ranges from INR 20,000 to 50,000 in government aided institutes and INR 2 lacs to 3 lacs in privately owned universities.
Eligibility for M.Sc. computer science:
The basic eligibility for M.Sc. computer science course has been mentioned below. Candidates must have completed graduation in B.Sc. (H) Computer Science or B.Sc. Applied Physical Sciences with Mathematics and Computer Science
Candidates who have completed B.Sc. (General) mathematical sciences, (10+2+3 scheme) with mathematics and computer science are also eligible to apply.

Hi, for M.Sc abroad, firstly check their eligibility criteria where you wish to go. Another thing, is if you would like to apply for European countries, they have much more research oriented courses in their countries along with many scholarships. Answering the main question - I believe you can go for both. Obviously, BCA is applied course and can give you much more exposure to applied things than a B.Sc, because it is mostly have a theoretical course but obviously there's a view you can keep on exploring about things. Do some interns and gain some experience in researching over computing field interacting with senior working under professors. You can explore to get to know about them because for doing M.Sc. Abroad, if you wish to get into some real decent college you would definitely have to present yourself in a better way. Choose whichever course you would like to choose just work hard and stay focused to your aim.