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MSIT is not much famous than BVP and MAIT, so you will lag behind the guys of MAIT or BVP with same level of competency. BVP and MAIT have a fair amount of coders, meet them, learn from them. Don't see cons of any thing. Think them as opportunity to turn them into pros and everything in the world will conspire to make you achieve what you dream. If you will see the cons, then even IIT will have some, leave usit and mait. For a aspiring coder the preference should look like this :
1. MAIT - CSE
2. MAIT - IT
3. BVP - CSE
4. BVP - IT. I don't think msit as a better option, still if you smell any opportunity, do join it. May be you can emerge as a new discovery of msit, who knows. P. S: GO ahead, decide with mind over heart. Take calculated risks. I am not saying that don't see the cons. But yes don't let them be the hurdle of your life.

Bachelor in Computer Application BCA is an undergraduate degree course in computer applications. Bachelor in Computer Application BCA is one of the popular courses among the students who want to make their career in the IT (Information Technology) field. The duration of the course is 3 years and divided into 6 semesters. It comprises of the subjects like database, networking, data structure, core programming languages like C and Java. This course provides a lot of opportunities to the students who are interested in computer field and wants to work in the IT sector as programmer or software developer. Eligibility:
*Candidate Should be a citizen of India. *Candidate must have passed class 12th or senior secondary examination with at least 50% marks including English. *The 12th examination must be passed/Appearing with mathematics as a compulsory subject. *The minimum age limit is 17 years and the maximum age varies between 22-25 years. *The students are generally admitted on the basis of personal interview and written examination conducted by various institutes/universities. *Some institutes/universities admit student on merit basis. *The merit is prepared on the basis of candidates performance in the qualifying examination (12th). Scope:
If you want deep knowledge in this field, then you can go for advanced courses such as MCA and Ph.D. MCA can be specialised in systems management, systems development, management information system, etc. After the completion of MCA candidate can also get the job of lecturer in any of the reputed institutions. Self employment option is also available. You can do freelancing or develop your own software if you have that much skills. There are many software MNCs (Multi National Companies) which provide job to the BCA graduates. If candidate has a work experience and all the necessary required skills then he/she can hold good positions in MNCs.

Hi SAP Aspirants.
Congrats on your B.Com Graduation & Wishing you to get trained & Get placed well in a SAP as earlier. SAP:-
SAP is the most successful ERP package, having a huge demand and scope since almost 80+ of giant & mid-sized companies are implemented SAP & running successfully, including Fortune 500 Firms. So, think better & choose the right one, because it's your career, you have to lead it. It is like how much you can learn the SAP rather looking on completion of SAP. You never learn the full SAP even you spend your life time, hope you can just complete the 10-20% of it. If you strongly decided to go with SAP, then think of SAP Functional Modules like SAP FI, CO, SD, and MM etc. Learn the R/3 process from the very basics to real time scenarios on your interested SAP Functional Module. In Simple, anyone can learn SAP Functional Modules & prior work experiences are helpful to learn SAP Technical Modules like SAP ABAP, Programming. Mostly people having domain experiences like in Purchasing or Inventory or Production will ahead to SAP ERP or else, people working as SAP MM end-users will move to SAP MM Consultant Level. SAP Functional Modules:
SAP FI, SAP SD, SAP FI, SAP PP, SAP PS, Andhra Pradesh WM etc. , like BE Mechanical Guy can choose SAP MM, MBA guy can go etc. , if having relevant experience in Purchasing or Inventory/Warehouse or SAP MM End-Users means, added value to go ahead. SAP Technical Modules:
SAP ABAP, SAP BASIS, SAP Netwaver, SAP HANA, it ideally needs some relevant IT Experiences to get going. Every module in SAP has its own demand & uniqueness. The thing is you should upgrade yourself to the updated technologies, like if you work under SAP MM, and should establish your skills into WM, EWM etc., if you are in ABAP then go ahead with HANA etc. To stand unique & to sustain in the field.