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Nisha, If you are confused about careers after BCA, there are a few ways to approach this. If you are very good with maths and programming, opt for Computers (BTech or BCA). I am not sure how good you are with maths and programming. If you are, then you must pick up Programming and take a language whether PHP/ HTML5 (web dev), .Net (for software dev) Java/ Android (for apps) or C#/ Unity (for games). However like i mentioned, you must be good with programming to move ahead in this area since you have to compete with MCAs and BTech(CS) applicants. So choose your internship/ industrial training very carefully. Do not just go for the cheapest to save money. See the IT company's credentials on the net. for example if someone provide LIVE PROJECTS are they there near the TOP on PORTALS like JUSTDIAL? Or if the company is registered with STPI (Software Technology Parks of India) - all good IT companies are registered with STPI. If a company spends money to market themselves to customers, only then they are able to get LIVE PROJECTS. Also, if you are an average programmer, and if you you're better with creative work, then you can head for web design or even vfx/ animation since there is a huge requirement coming up in that domain. There is also an intermediate path in games design and development. If you are good with Drawing and Creative opt for Design (Animation, VFX, Games, Fashion). If you are good with words become a writer (content, news, fiction, ads) or director. If you are good with keeping records go for Accounts or Stats or administration. If you are good with logic go for Law. If you are good at memorizing and love nature go for medical. If you are good with people go for Management. If you are good with nothing become a politican (haha, pun intended - actually you need very good insight into future for this). Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.

Hi Bhupender,
It totally depends on your interest.
Pharmacy
Pharmacy or Pharmacology is one of the major disciplines that come under Biomedical Science and the pharmaceutical industry. It is a field which offers various opportunities along with excellent pay and growth prospects. To become a pharmacist, one has to study pharmacy as a course. The study of pharmacy is at the following levels - Diploma of 2 years duration, degree of 4 years duration after 10+2 and post graduation of 2 years. The technician's jobs are open to diploma holders while graduates opt for retail and hospital jobs. Postgraduates and doctorates are selected for research, production, quality control and management positions.
Eligibility:
Students completing Class XII with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics are eligible for the study of pharmacy. Several universities offer the course.
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-pharmacy-article-4678-1
B.Sc
Traditional choice of stream for many Indian students, Bachelor of Science or B.Sc programs open up a number of career options for students. Whether you major in Agriculture & Forestry, Biology, Chemistry, Maths, or Physics, a B.Sc degree holder can always go for advanced studies, research work or careers in related areas.
Science studies can be pursued as strictly in academic discipline or applied discipline, where students are trained to use their knowledge to work out solutions. The basic traits of science degree holders include inquisitiveness and the zeal to discover solutions to various challenges.
Eligibility
Students can opt for a B.Sc degree program after Class 12 with related subjects. Most good universities and colleges in India come out with their own merit lists and your marks in Class 12 can really matter in getting you a seat in the B.Sc programs they offer.
For example, to get admission in a B.Sc program in Delhi University (DU), you need science subjects in Class 12 with at least 60% marks. To get into top colleges of DU, it is imperative to get at least 75% to 80% marks in class 12.
https://www.shiksha.com/bachelor-of-science-article-4644-1
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Hi Soumya,
To pursue Executive MBA one needs to have at least 3 years of work experience and a bachelor’s degree from recognized university.
There are some colleges that insist on aspiring students having a post graduate degree too as a criterion.
Other than this, depending on the institute’s requirements, the aspiring students would have to clear the entrance exams, the group discussions and the personal interview rounds.
Executive MBA programs are typically designed for working professionals.
The Executive MBA course spans over a year where the programs utilises the team approach to disburse the learning’s.
The course works in groups and enables each person to learn for each other’s experiences.
Thus there is diverse sharing of practical knowledge on various topics which results in a very informative and challenging learning experience.
Executive MBA students are usually in the mid-stage of their career. They may be earning an executive MBA to increase their career options or simply to update their knowledge and brush up on skills they have already acquired.
Executive MBA students are almost never at the beginning stages of their career.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding best institutes in India to pursue executive MBA program.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-18-2-0-0-0
https://mba.shiksha.com/executive-mba-faq-coursepage
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