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BCA is a technical degree and the student can hope to learn the concepts of hardware, software, computer languages, programming, etc. After completion of BCA, it is prudent to enroll in MCA which is a technical degree equivalent to BE and opens the doors for lucrative job options in all industries. LPU has all the makings of a global institution including internationally benchmarked curricula, innovative pedagogy focused on experiential learning, 200+ foreign tie-ups, well qualified and experienced faculty, outstanding sports & cultural facilities. Also, Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons / Co-curricular Competitive events, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation projects, Community projects, projects with NGOs are an integral part of the curriculum.

Hello Ilma,
Yes, if you are interested in hotel management, then there is a big scope in that. Candidates who have completed hotel management have a wonderful career prospect. There are essentially four departments in every hotel, like front office, Food & beverage service, Food Production and housekeeping. The candidates who have completed hotel management courses in India can select their career in any department according to his capability. He also can rise high to middle level and higher position step by step. Hotel management incorporates a career and is an interesting job. An individuals who would like to welcome guests returning from various parts of the world and providing them with the comfort and ambiance like their home is a real decision maker. Hotel management courses in India has a great demand. There are several acknowledged organization and institutes that may offer you with the ample scope to pursue career in hotels. Good luck. Thank you.

You can use MBA in operations management in following manners:
Job: Mechanical Engineer + MBA (ops), it's a combo most core companies looks for and if you are a male candidate. Brush up your mechanical concept, think about industry specific problem areas and which techniques and tools you studied are most relevant.
Research: There are thousands of operational problems in almost every Manufacturing Industries (I have experience in textiles, chemicals and pharmaceutical, I assume other manufacturing industries are may not much different. As there are numerous problematic areas you can use your learning and skills to solve them. Very few people go for research so low competition, high learning and problem solving opportunities.
Personal life: Most important thing I learned in MBA is OPTIMIZATION, you can use this everywhere for minimizing cost, to avoid delay, for multitasking, like finding shortest route or less crowded route while travelling, inventory management of your groceries, demand forecasting and number of other things.