MCA

Candidates with 60% marks (6.5/10 CGPA) in Bachelors degree of full time 3 years duration from a recognized university with mathematics / statistics / business mathematics as one of the subjects in any one semester/year, both in graduation and at class 12th are eligible.
For SC/ST candidates the percentage of marks required is 55% (6.0/10 CGPA). Those candidates who are appearing for the qualifying examinations are also eligible to appear for the test. However, they will have to furnish proof of having passed in the qualifying examination, with 60% marks, at the time of counselling / admission. Indian nationals only are eligible to appear for the NIMCET.

MCA had never been so attracting option as it is at present. India being the no. 1 IT Industry in the world has made it so and created a plethora of opportunities for computer, management and IT graduates.
But, recently it has been noticed that MCA has to faced lack of job opportunity and quality prospect because of increasing number of IT and computer engineers.
So, in this case the thing that makes MCA alive is the increasing online business, and IT hubs in different states of India. MCA graduates becomes gold valued after having 3-5 years of Experience. I mean, life at starting level is somewhat struggling but it becomes okay after sharpening the skills.
A person, even being in top 10 MCA Graduates at Bangalore University, he struggled for almost 2.5 years for getting good job and now he has settled down with IBM with a great pay.
The thing I want to explain to you is that you will require talent and skills to cope up with the market needs.