What is better between BCA and B.Sc computer Science?
266 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Karan Kashyap
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Answered by
9 years ago
Both BCA and B.Sc in CS are equally good degrees. BCA is designed as a job oriented degree with emphasis on software application development. B.Sc CS degree is has more emphasis on theoretical study of computer science. Both degrees can help you to get entry level junior developer or tester degrees
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3 years ago
BCA has more career scope as compare to B.Sc. Computer Science. People nowadays utilise the internet for a variety of purposes on a daily basis. Mobile and computer apps are altering how people eat, buy, travel, and nearly every other facet of their lives. Social media platforms such as Facebook, Tw

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3 years ago
B.Sc. Computer Science Vs BCA Difference B.Sc. CS is more concept-oriented while BCA is application-oriented. However BCA and B.Sc. CS both is useful for students. The BCA course will teach you about current techniques and applications, giving you a basic idea of the programming languages currently
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7 years ago
Scope for higher studies after BCA.
For better job prospects and to be labelled as an engineer, they can also go for MCA or M.Sc (IT) degree. This combination of BCA and MBA fetch them better jobs in managerial positions in IT as well as banking, retail, airlines, or logistics. So, I think BCA may
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7 years ago
For computer science I think B.Sc in CS is better than BCA because B.Sc in CS has better scope.

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7 years ago
Both are good, but I recommend you to do BCA and pursue MCA, and after that and it will help you in your career. Good luck.

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7 years ago
BCS CS is concept oriented. It will teach you the Core Concept of computer Science, which will help you to learn anything new very quickly, other hand BCA is application oriented, teach current technologies, Core Computing, Programming, frameworks etc. To pursue BCA you can join from Science, Commer

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7 years ago
It really doesn't matter as the syllabus for both would be more or less same. Only caution to be taken is that it should be a regular course from a UGC recognised university.
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