I am confused btw B tech or BCA+MCA & Moreover I am intrested In networking & was plannig for CISCO courses . Which line should i choose ??
I am about to finish my class 12th with science non medical & i am really not interested in physics & chemistry !!!
& wanted to ask the question & moreover can we do CISCO courses side by side with graduation !!!
Hi, B.C.A is concerned with software designing, data base management and operational functions.However, B Tech is a professional degree course, which deals with the study of engineering principles in diverse streams. **B.C.A Career opportunities After having a B.C.A, aspirants can only expect entry-level jobs in the IT sector. Most of them pursue the M.C.A program after which, professionals can search out for occupation in Software companies or in IT industries. They can work as Programmers or Software developers. These professionals can also work as computer teachers in schools once they complete the B.C.A program. **B.TECH Career opportu
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Hi, B.C.A is concerned with software designing, data base management and operational functions.However, B Tech is a professional degree course, which deals with the study of engineering principles in diverse streams. **B.C.A Career opportunities After having a B.C.A, aspirants can only expect entry-level jobs in the IT sector. Most of them pursue the M.C.A program after which, professionals can search out for occupation in Software companies or in IT industries. They can work as Programmers or Software developers. These professionals can also work as computer teachers in schools once they complete the B.C.A program. **B.TECH Career opportunities It is a vast field of study, which has many branches such as- Electronics, Instrumentation, Civil, Electrical Engineering, etc. Since it is a professional program, technically proficient Engineers have wide scope within India and abroad. The career opportunities may vary in accordance with the specialization taken. Engineers can seek out for employments in manufacturing companies, Aircraft, Navy, construction companies, industries and so on. Comparing B.C.A and B.TECH, the latter is a much better course, which has reasonably good employment opportunities. The former becomes a good one with a post graduation in Computer Applications. Feel free to discuss further. Found this useful? Click on the thumbs up below or mark as best.
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B.C.A is concerned with software designing, data base management and operational functions.However, B Tech is a professional degree course, which deals with the study of engineering principles in diverse streams.
**B.C.A Career opportunities
After having a B.C.A, aspirants can only expect entry-level jobs in the IT sector. Most of them pursue the M.C.A program after which, professionals can search out for occupation in Software companies or in IT industries.
They can work as Programmers or Software developers. These professionals can also work as computer teachers in schools once they complete the B.C.A program.
**B.TECH Career opportunities
It is a vast field of study, which has many branches such as- Electronics, Instrumentation, Civil, Electrical Engineering, etc.
Since it is a professional program, technically proficient Engineers have wide scope within India and abroad. The career opportunities may vary in accordance with the specialization taken.
Engineers can seek out for employments in manufacturing companies, Aircraft, Navy, construction companies, industries and so on.
Comparing B.C.A and B.TECH, the latter is a much better course, which has reasonably good employment opportunities. The former becomes a good one with a post graduation in Computer Applications.
Feel free to discuss further. Found this useful? Click on the thumbs up below or mark as best.
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