I've done B.Sc IT and going for further studies, which line should I go for that can help me in my career?

2. Higher Studies:- Here 3 different routes are available like post-graduation, management and study abroad. I. Post-Graduation (M.Sc. -IT/ MCA) In Post-graduation, a B.Sc. IT graduate can do a M.Sc in the same field or a MCA. Now, Job-wise M.Sc is preferred by people who want to go into the research or the teaching field. MCA is for people who want to become programmers and all those high paying jobs. The MCA is a 3 year course while the M.Sc is a 2 year course. II. Master of Business Administration MBA Now, one can do MBA even after Post graduate degree but doing it right after your Bachelors will give you a great edge and catapult you to a high paying job of a manager much Faster. To do MBA in India the student has to appear for the exams like CAT, MH-CET, CMAT, XAT, SNAP, NMAT, etc. III. Study abroad for MS or MBA If studying abroad is an option for you then preferable options are either UK or USA as they are the best in the IT field and offer the highest salaries too! US need 16 years education while UK allows 15 years. Now a B.Sc. IT graduate will have completed 15 years of education so his only option is UK where the MS that is Master of Science in IT which is equivalent to Post graduate degree in engineering is only of a year. But, if you are keen on doing your MS IT in USA then you will have to do a small 1 year Diploma in any field so as to complete the 16 years of education and then apply for the colleges. So, take GRE (MS) or GMAT (MBA) Exam and then TOEFL, IELTS, etc. exam, score good marks and go abroad. 3. Other Certification Courses after B.Sc IT:- A variety of certification courses are available for aspirants who have finished their Bachelor’s degree in IT. A few of them comprise of: Hardware Network & Security Courses Software Programming & Development Courses Web Designing & Development Courses 4. Appearing for Public Sector Exams like U.P.S.C., M.P.S.C. , SBI-PO, etc. :- The students who wanta to become an IAS, IPS, etc. or work in government organizations or banks can appear for various public sector exams conducted by respective departments of central or state governments.

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