Is BCA a good course or not? Some people told me there is no job after BCA and it is useless. Is it so?

Hello Omkar, BCA is perfect course if you are interested in it. Working on new technology, software development is just like a game. If you played well then you win otherwise there is minimum chance of job. So try to hold the programming subjects.

According to me, BCA has wide scope. There are jobs after BCA. There is no sector where computer is useless so obviously there are jobs. BCA is a good choice.

BCA is a technical degree, and students can expect to study concepts such as hardware, software, computer languages, and programming. Following BCA it is wise to pursue MCA which is a technical Diploma equivalent to BE and opens the door to lucrative job opportunities in all industries. List of Gove

Well BCA is a fine course for those who want to make their career in the computer field and for better opportunities they can do MCA later on. Besides, in the computer field, you can appear for any government exam for which graduation is required. As per a recent survey conducted by the Sunday India

BCA is a professional course of three years in which you'll learn the basics of programming language and BCA is in high demand. Those who are saying that you'll not get a job after BCA are the backbenchers who had never studied even a single word. My friend has got a job in PayTm. So, don't take the

Yes, BCA is a good course to pursue. If you are eligible for admission into B.Tech, then you should definitely take admission into B.Tech without giving it a second thought. But if you are not eligible for admission into B.Tech, then BCA is also a good course to pursue. You'll have to work really ha