I have done my graduation in BCA. Which course will be better for future?

If you are good at coding and have basic concepts about general computer Science subjects then as per my suggestion you should try for MCA unless cost of pursuing it is unaffordable by you. If you intend to pursue MCA then please try to pursue it from a reputed institute through their entrance examinations. You will get there campus placement opportunities. Secondly, you should try to upgrade your skills in one or more domains like web development, Advanced Java, Android programming, Big Data programming (Hadoop, Apache Spark etc. ), Python for data analytics etc. These skills will make you industry ready and will be you competitive edge when you will try for job or even in campus placement. You may contribute to open source community also. If you are interested then you may participate in coding contests also which will boost your data structure and algorithm skills which in turn will help you in cracking campus placement or freshers interviews. If you are interested in business operations or HR, finance or marketing or management then you should pursue MBA from a reputed institute. You can start preparation for CAT. You can opt for government job exams also. Please follow Employment news on a regular basis. As you are a graduate you can apply for most of the UPSC exams. Please check the eligibility criteria and educational qualification specifications for that. You can apply for Banking exams both in Probationary Officers and Specialist officers category. Even you can apply for clerical cadre also. You may take assistance from a good coaching center for this purpose also. There are many UPSC exams where you are eligible. Try to increase your communication skills. If you are already good at communication then maintain it! If you have inclination towards setting up your own business then you also can start that. But if you are doing that chalk out plan in a detailed manner. Analyse everything, have a feasible idea and then embark upon it. This is the hardest career path because it involves risk and uncertainty in all aspects.

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