Can I get a good job after pursuing MCA after B.Com. Or will I be rejected because of huge number of BCA/B.Sc students?

The eligibility criteria for LL.B. and IT & Software courses may vary depending on the institution and the specific programme you are interested in. However, in general, a degree in B.A. English Language and Literature should meet the eligibility criteria for LL.B. Programme in most universities in India. However, for pursuing IT & Software courses, you may need to have a background in computer Science, information technology, or a related field. While an English degree can provide you with valuable communication and critical thinking skills, you may need to acquire additional technical knowledge and skills to pursue a career in IT & Software. As for your experience as a tutor in conversational English it can be a valuable asset in any field where communication skills are essential. Good communication skills are highly valued in the legal profession as well as the IT industry. So, your experience as a tutor can be an added advantage in your career. I would suggest you to research and explore your interests and career goals, and choose a course that aligns with your aspirations and future plans. You can also consult with career counselors or academic advisors to get more information and guidance on the eligibility criteria and career prospects of various courses.

The very first basic difference between both the courses are B.Sc. IT is the duration of three years. Whereas, B.E (IT) is an engineering degree and the duration of 4 years. B.Sc. Information Technology course is a technical programme designed specifically to meet the current industry requirements with limited courses. Job opportunities are limited but definitely better than the traditional graduate programme. However, Bachelor of Engineering (B.E. ). In IT is a combination of software programming, hardware administration, software administration, networking and network security with vast knowledge of the subject. There are huge job opportunities after doing this programme with better salary package compared to B.Sc. IT. So both the courses have different aspects from the industry and careers points of view. Both having different syllabus and applications except few common courses in these two.