Hi Ramesh,
BCA is a very good course to have taken up during your under-graduation program. You can look at immediately starting work after you BCA in any software development company such as Oracle, Headstrong, Accenture etc.
Another option is that you look at further education such as an MBA or MCA program or even a specialised package such as an ERP platform such as SAP or Oracle.The two courses you have chosen have both got tremendous scope. The industries they open up for you,however are different. The MCA course opens up the IT industry - software development, networking, testing, design, ERP etc while the MBA program will open up
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Hi Ramesh,
BCA is a very good course to have taken up during your under-graduation program. You can look at immediately starting work after you BCA in any software development company such as Oracle, Headstrong, Accenture etc.
Another option is that you look at further education such as an MBA or MCA program or even a specialised package such as an ERP platform such as SAP or Oracle.The two courses you have chosen have both got tremendous scope. The industries they open up for you,however are different. The MCA course opens up the IT industry - software development, networking, testing, design, ERP etc while the MBA program will open up the Corporate world - Brand Management, Advertising, Market Research, Insurance, Mutual Funds, Banking, corporate finance, Human Resources etc.
You need to decide which industry you are more interested in and then take a call on the course. Overall, salary levels are higher in the Corporate world and therefore scope and potential for growth better after an MBA. Some colleges best known for an MBA are IIM's (Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Lucknow etc), XLRI, FMS, MDI, SP Jain, Bajaj, NMIMS, ISB, Symbiosis etc.Colleges for MCA courses in the country:- - Pune University- JNU, New Delhi- National Centre for Software Technology (NCST), Mumbai- Lucknow University.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!
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Hi Ramesh,