MCA

Year 1 = 70,347
Year 2 = 70,347
Year 3 = 70,347
Total = 211,041
From outside, you can't judge any college in right way. Every colleges post their placement record always higher than they can provide.
You can opt it MCA. It is not bad. It having some good record also.
Hope you have satisfied with my answer. If yes, then do upvote.

No, Loyola does not offer correspondence MCA course, it only offers regular MCA, follow the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/loyola-college-lc-chennai-nungambakkam-1108/courses?bc[]=103&ct[]=64&lo[]=456

Yes, you can if you have maths in HSC.

Yes, there are few colleges which dosen't require maths in 10+2 but if you applying for MCA then you have to study maths in BCA, and its easy to study maths.

Dear Naveen, generally students with Arts, Commerce background prefer going for MCA if they want to do a technical degree. Students with B.Tech, BBA etc. Prefer going for MBA. After the degree your preference should be college. Prefer a college that have valid accreditation, highly qualified faculty, etc. There are universities like LPU, Symbiosis, Nirma, etc. That are offering the both the courses with specializations. These universities have wonderful infrastructure with all the modern amenities for students that make learning worth. Some even offer good scholarships to students. Check their websites for more details. Good luck.

Cambridge Institute of technology is a decent college for MCA. It hasInnovative teaching learning methodologies, excellent academic exposure, soft skills and technical training that require for the present day needs of industry. The companies visit to the campus like Accenture, Amazon, Aricent, Bajaj Allinaz etc. The fees is approximately 1,00000 Rs overall.

Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in UPSEE. Minimum Eligibility to Apply is a pass mark of 50% in graduation with Mandatory Courses : BCA, B.Sc. (Computer Science, IT & Systems)
Candidate must have studied Mathematics at 10+2 or graduation level. Regards.

You can go for a short-time course in animation. Thereafter you can join any TV channel, a VFX company, a media house like Rediff, Times Internet, etc. or an advertising agency.

In my opinion it's MBA degree which will provide you higher package when compared with MCA.