M.Sc

M.Sc. is good to become a teaching faculty.
If you want to join as a professor in private college than I suggest you to select MCA because there are so many college of MCA and they hire MCA students as BCA faculty.
B.Ed. is also a good option but first check that your state government hires computer teachers in government schools or not. If yes the do B.Ed.
M.Sc. in IT and MCA, both are applied subjects, so both have same market value but it's my personal suggestion that MCA is beneficial. After this, prepare for NET examination to get job in a government college as an associate professor.

Both the options are good. One of them is for marketing line and other is for teaching.

Hello Ankita,MBA and M.Sc., both are good but first, find your interest.
However, MBA will be beneficial for you because you have done your graduation in economics.
Mention the required stream of M.Sc. because M.Sc. is a pure science field, so maybe you are not eligible for the pure M.Sc. subject. However, you can apply in some M.Sc. applied subjects like software technology and IT but for this you require good knowledge.
So, it is beneficial for you to do MBA instead of M.Sc.

Yes my dear, you can do M.Sc if you've got more than 45% to get admission in a good University.

You are eligible to apply for M.Tech if you have done M.Sc IT from a recognized university or institute.

Hello,
Yes, of course you can apply for both - private & government sector jobs.
In most of jobs & recruitment exams, graduation degree is required.
You can Try for TCS & other MNC's.
Also, if you want to do government jobs, then go for - SSC CGL, IBPS Bank PO and UPSC exams.
Visit here for bank exam preparation - https://goo.gl/JJ63In
Best of luck for your career.

Kurukshetra University is better than GJU.

Learning has no pros and cons. With every degree you get some more skills and knowledge. MBA is all about learning the management of people, data, things which is required in all sectors. M.Sc is for research purpose to b an expert in your field. So you can have a benefit of becoming a knowledge manager. The only downside could b if you fit into the corporate world or not as management jobs could be stressful sometimes.

M.Sc in IT is a very good option after BCA, but it will benefit you if you have good knowledge of programming. M.Sc in IT is a practical course, and here you are talking about distance education. By doing this you may be able to get a degree, but may not get much of knowledge, so after M.Sc there is a possibility that you have to do some certification course to get a job.
While thinking about distance learning, I think that MBA in IT is more beneficial as compared to M.Sc IT.