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Dear Poornima,
Well, I am little confused here! In the beginning, you have asked about M.Pharm which is usually of 2 years. If you are interested in M. Pharm, then you need to go for B.Pharm.
As far as BBA and BCA is concerned, both the professional courses are good and it will be very difficult to suggest between them. Moreover, it will be better if you decide what you want to do as you are the one who will be studying it. We can only help you with information and details.
*BCA*
By pursuing a course in Bachelors in Computer Application course the candidate is trained in the various areas like basics in programming, networking, various application packages etc.
After completing BCA, one can find gainful employment in various areas like programming, networking, system administration etc. There are many companies which specialize in these areas like WIPRO, TCS etc.
However, the scope is not only limited to the IT companies, as most organizations whether big or small nowadays will have requirements in the IT sections. These include Banking sector, Telecommunication sector, Dairy Sector etc.
For information on BBA, I would request Gautam Joshi Govind_S to share their valuable expertise.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
All The Best

Hi Jashvanti,
To become an IAS officer you have to appear in Civil Service Exam.
The Civil Service Examination is organized by UPSC every year to recruit candidate for IAS, IPS etc.
Selection Process
The Civil Services Exam is a paper based test and consists of two successive stages:
(i) CSAT (Objective type) comprising 2 exams : General Studies
(ii) Civil Services Main Examination (Written and Interview)
CSAT-Prelim:
-Paper 1 is on General Studies
This includes areas like
Indian National Movement, Indian Polity, Basic Economic Understanding, Geography
While the dynamic part includes current affairs, GK and has no proper definition and syllabus making quite vast.
-Paper 2 includes mathematics, reasoning, analytical ability, and interpersonal skills. Unlike paper 1 which has a static part, paper 2 is dynamic in many sense.
The Main exam will consist of :
Essay
Modern Indian Language,
English
General Studies-I
General Studies-II
General Studies-III
General Studies-IV,
Optional Subject Paper –I
Optional Subject Paper-II
IAS Preparation Strategies
General Strategy:
1. Familiarity with the optional syllabi: Get yourself well informed about the content of the syllabi and the topics it covers.
2. Thorough insight of the question papers: Go through the question papers of past ten years to identify the pattern and select the topics which are asked very frequently. Simultaneously, identify those topics which are particularly useful for conventional essay type questions.
3. Selection of books: It is advisable not to go through a lot of books, instead go through one quality book on each topic which clarifies your basic concept.
4. Prefer you own notes: A well crafted note solves two purposes. On the one hand the aspirant goes through the syllabus once and on the other hand it is of immense help on the eve of examination.
5.A specific strategy for the general studies
For more details regarding the coaching institutes, refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=IAS&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
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Master of Business Administration is a two years post Graduation Degree course and can be pursed after Graduation in any stream through cracking entrance exam like CAT/MAT/XAT/GMAT etc.
CAT - Common Admission Test conducted by IIM(Indian Institute of Management) - The eligible candidate must be an Indian National having completed Graduation Degree in any stream with 50% marks from a recognised University, can apply for CAT.
MAT - Management Aptitude Test conducted by AIMA(All India Management Association) - The eligible candidate must be an Indian National having completed Graduation Degree in any stream from a recognised University, can apply for MAT.
There is no upper age limit for application to CAT/MAT etc.
he scope for a MBA graduate is unparalleled. Apart from attractive pay packets and placements being offered at college-level itself, it opens doors to various sectoral opportunities, I've listed some below:
1. Increase your hiring opportunities. Generally, the more education you have, the better your career opportunities and choices are. A MBA graduate is an extremely valuable asset to an organization. Because of the competition in today's business world, you may actually find that you need a MBA degree to even have a first interview.
In school, MBA students learn different techniques and skills that can help businesses. Some companies plan to hire MBA students, maybe even paying for current employees to go back to school and get a MBA.
2. Get paid more. With a MBA degree in hand, you can actually demand a higher salary. According to a 2007 Corporate Recruiters Survey, employers are willing to pay significantly more for job candidates with an MBA degree. The survey suggests that companies will pay up to 84 percent more. It is hard work to earn a MBA degree and your salary certainly should reflect that.
3. Build your network. One of the really valuable parts of getting a MBA degree is the networking opportunities. When you are studying for a MBA, you are with people from all walks of life, all trying to accomplish the same goal. These are the future leaders in the business world. You can connect with people who may one day lead corporations. These relationships become very valuable for you, as a professional, but also for your future company.
Best wishes,
Mohan Bajaj
Career Counselor at Glocal University