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BCA Is a 3 years long Undergraduate Level Bachelors Degree programme. The course structure is quite similar to the traditional B.Sc. Programme. The 3 years duration is divided into 6 semesters, each lasting a period of 6 months. During each semester, students have to face different sets of written exams as well as practical and lab sessions. Though there are many universities or Colleges offering BCA. But Lovely Professional University has an edge over others in all the aspects from academics, to placements, practical learning to faculty and many more. BCA Course at LPU is designed to build programming skills for developing efficient and resource optimized software/website/cloud/mobile applications. In simple terms, BCA. Programme has lots to do with Computer Science and programming. Students are given knowledge on topics like Programming languages, hardware and software, computer networks, World Wide Web, Database Management, Logic, Multimedia etc. After completing BCA. The traditional PG course available in front of Graduates is- MCA (Master of Computer Application). If one is interested in the field of Management, one may go for courses such as MBA, Diploma in Management, Certificate Management courses etc. For graduates, job opportunities exists in Government as well as Private sector. Also, self employment options are available. After BCA. , which is an Undergraduate course, graduates may take up Government jobs that require a Graduation Degree (for example- Armed Forces, Nationalized Banks, PSUs etc. ). When it comes to Private sector, Software MNCs are the prime recruiters. Web hosting, IT sector, Electronics Industry are some other sectors that recruits BCA. Graduates. I hope this helps you. Thanks!

Yes, you would need to take Maths for this course, according to what I read from the official website. They've quoted that a 10+2 background student can finish this course in 4 years and a graduate can complete it in 2-3 years. Both of them would require a math/science background for applying to this.
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Doing MBA or MS or even PGDM from Canada will have value and your work experience may land you into a job, right after your studies, so MBA in international business or strategic management would be your best choice and Canada is the best place for MBA than India right now and even PGDM from Canada has value and you can consider Masters in international business too, but MBA is better than Master's degree. Masters is better than PGDM and budget reduces respectively, so plan according to your need, keep an eye on GMAT (may/may not) its based on the requirement of the university you are applying, but good GMAT score definitely adds your profile and 6.5 band in IELTS with no individual band less than 6 will make your admission easy and Canada have flexible rules for immigration.
Good luck.

MIM is a great course but a lot of countries are realizing the value of MIM in recent times so it has a demand but not huge. It's a way to shift to management side, so even if you finish your MIM with good scores at the end, it isn't sure that you will get a job in India. You may be considered as a tier-2 business student, not an exception so, your work experience matters. And if you don't have any then pursue a dare of pursuing MIM, it has a great value in Europe (consider France). So you have to be prepared for an intense hard work even while you are pursuing, creating voluntarily own projects, grooming your selves, learning every possible thing in subject and once you are provided with internship then it's again hard work and there but have a chance of permanent employment. So hard work is the key, if you don't have work experience then it's better to opt for colleges with CO-OP programmes which will make your search for internship somewhat easy. It's purely based on your hard work as it's a good degree but you need to reconsider it before choosing PGDM from Canada or MS from Canada as will be a good option too. If you are determined to pursue MIM then working in the same place where you have studied in Europe will be a great option as Indian business organisations deal you like a normal student after paying such a huge amount for MIM. PGDM from Canada is way bit inexpensive and applying to SPP colleges may make your visa process smooth. It has a good value and a lot of colleges provide CO-OP programmes. You do have more time to stay after your course. For a 2-year course, you get 2+3 which is a total of 5 year's Visa which makes sure that you can repay your loan. Good luck!

Do, absolutely, go for it. It is much better than going for an MBA (unless the MBA serves a grand plan of yours). With an M.Des in hand, sooner or later you'll find yourself wanted badly by the industry. The Indian manufacturing/services mindset is changing, and we are moving towards more of a 'build a brand' mindset. The things that'd get us there are:
a) Greatly designed products and services
b) Great marketing
A design course would not just give you the skills that the industry needs, but also a way of thinking that unlocks doors.
I personally have not gone for a Master's degree after Bachelors in engineering, but being in touch with designers has made me hold them in high respect.
For entrepreneurs:
Design thinking makes you see opportunities, and that's great for an entrepreneurial mind.
For professionals:
The pay may be low (though that's changing too), but some of the projects you might be on will have a potentially great impact.
That said, it's really hard work being a designer if you're up for it and for a prolonged period of struggle, a world of wonder awaits you.