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Generally, a Masters in CS will not make up for the lost years in a high-growth work situation. If you are deciding between getting a Masters and working at a high-growth engineering-oriented technology company, you generally should pick the latter especially if you are not independently wealthy.
However, here are some scenarios where you likely SHOULD get a master's degree.
If you trying to immigrate to the U.S., a Master's degree is really worth it. It is very hard to move to the U.S. without first going to school here. Getting a STEM degree from a university will allow you to be employed in the U.S. and on a path to staying in the U.S. (if you subsequently get a work visa).
If you went to a lesser school and you have a chance to get a Master's degree from one of the top schools, it could help your brand. Of course, if you could do this, you probably also could get a job from a high growth engineering-oriented company and likely the latter will be a better bet overall.
If you are independently wealthy, going to school can be really fun. Living on the Stanford or MIT campus can be exhilarating and introduce you to new people. Of course, if you are independently wealthy, you probably already have a good network and have lots of interesting opportunities.
Overall: super interesting growth-oriented job likely trumps graduate degree.

Hi Anisur,
MBA is a very spreader field so as the career & scope it is also very bright & spreader.
There are many MBA colleges in india for management programme but if you really want to make yopur career just get admission in any good MBA college like IIMS:-
IIM, Ahmedabad
IIM, Bangalore
IIM, Calcutta
IIM, Lucknow
FMS Delhi
MDI Guragaon
S.P jain Mumbai
TATA Institute Mumabi
XAT XLRI
Symbiosis Pune
To get admission in those college you need to take MBA entrance test :-
For IIMs, FMS & S.P jain you are require to have CAT Score.
For XLRI you are require to take XAT test.
For symbiosis you need to take SNAP test.
Check out some good courses now these days:-
1. Masters in Banking & Accounts
2. Masters in Brand Management
3. Masters in Clinical Research
4. Masters in Telecom Management
5. Masters in Tourism
6. Masters in International Business
7. Masters in Marketing
8. Masters in Media
9. Masters in Human Resources
10. Masters in Information Technology
The students of this trade can look forward to working in public relations, television, films, publishing, journalism, editing, direction, etc. The thing to remember while applying to the industry is that people with strong people skills and a head for communication will be preferred any give day over others. The job requires the aspirants to be skillful, energetic and also creative. Following are the various job profiles offered to graduates in mass communication:
Sound Engineer
Film Director
Public Relations Officer
Sound Mixer and Sound Recorder
Special Correspondent
TV Correspondent
Producer
Radio Jockey/ RJ
Screenwriter
Art Director
Editor
Event manager
Video Jockey
Fashion Photographer Cartoonist
Illustrator
Critic
Photojournalist
Also on completing their graduation in Mass Communication the aspirants of the field can look forward to working with the following types of companies and areas:
AIR - All India Radio
Circulation and Public Relations
Central Information Service
Legal Affairs Department
Journals
News Agencies
Press Information Bureau
Photography Companies
TV Channels
Radio Telecasting Companies
Websites Periodicals and Magazines
Newspapers
Advertising Agencies
Books and Novels
Blogs
Broadcasting Corporations
Pay Scale
Attractive and high paying jobs as journalist, actor, director, editor, screenwriter, RJ, producer, VJ are available to the talented and trained individuals.
Make an informed decision
All the best.

Hi Anisur,
A postgraduate course would require the candidate to be below 30 years of age and the completion of a Bachelors degree in any discipline. Some would also prefer work experience in some media related work.
Job Prospects
As one can the industry is doing quite well for itself and is predicted to do well for some years now. The students of this trade can look forward to working in public relations, television, films, publishing, journalism, editing, direction, etc. The thing to remember while applying to the industry is that people with strong people skills and a head for communication will be preferred any give day over others. The job requires the aspirants to be skillful, energetic and also creative. Following are the various job profiles offered to graduates in mass communication:
Sound Engineer
Film Director
Public Relations Officer
Sound Mixer and Sound Recorder
Special Correspondent
TV Correspondent
Producer
Radio Jockey/ RJ
Screenwriter
Art Director
Editor
Event manager
Video Jockey
Fashion Photographer Cartoonist
Illustrator
Critic
Photojournalist
Also on completing their graduation in Mass Communication the aspirants of the field can look forward to working with the following types of companies and areas:
AIR - All India Radio
Circulation and Public Relations
Central Information Service
Legal Affairs Department
Journals
News Agencies
Press Information Bureau
Photography Companies
TV Channels
Radio Telecasting Companies
Websites Periodicals and Magazines
Newspapers
Advertising Agencies
Books and Novels
Blogs
Broadcasting Corporations
Pay Scale
Attractive and high paying jobs as journalist, actor, director, editor, screenwriter, RJ, producer, VJ are available to the talented and trained individuals. Starting salary for a mass communication professional could be between Rs 12,000 and 25,000 depending your people and communication skills. After 5 Years of work experience a professional can expect higher salary in the range of Rs 50,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per month.
Top Institutes to pursue Mass Communication in India
Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune
AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi
Asian College of Journalism, Chennai
Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication, Bhopal
Xavier Institute of Communication (XIC), Mumbai
Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, Bangalore
All the best.

The B.Sc (CS) course mainly focuses on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing, rather than teaching specific technologies that may quickly become outdated. The course prepares you for higher education.
*Education after B.Sc:
M.Sc, (provided that its recognised by the UGC or AIU) followed by an M.Tech, or an MCA are options open to you after your B.Sc in Computer Science. An M.Tech may be available to you after you sit for the GATE conducted by the IITs or the entrance examinations of individual universities offering the course.
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
Another thing to consider when comparing BCA & B.Sc Computer Science is that BCA is more professionally oriented; it prepares you for post-graduate or research work and also creates professional manpower for problem solving through application of computer Science at the interface of business and technology. BCA can also be pursued via distance learning
Jobs after BCA:
Software related jobs in testing and developing are common options made available to you.