What is the difference between BCA or B.Sc Computer Science? Which will be the best for becoming a good programmer and designing?

In order to become a programmer, you must pursue B.Tech in CSE as you can see most of UG engineering students make their own website. If you are planning to become a programmer, B.Tech is the best option. B.Sc (Hons) in CS will only fetch teaching and government jobs in India and BCA is good for placement if you are interested in working in a company. After completing your graduation, you can opt for government jobs too. As per me, B.Tech is a good option for JEE rank holder, if you are an average student, then go for BCA. Please do not do B.Sc in CS because you can only hope for teaching or government jobs. You can also go for specialised courses in programming and design from a reputed computer institute such as NIIT and ZEE school. All the best.

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B.Sc (Computer Science) The B.Sc (CS) course mainly focuses on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing, rather than teaching specific technologies that may quickly become outdated. The course prepares you for higher education. Eligibility: 10+ 2 Pass in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry & Maths. Education after B.Sc: M.Sc, (provided that its recognised by the UGC or AIU) followed by an M.Tech, or an MCA are options open to you after your B.Sc in Computer Science. An M.Tech may be available to you after you sit for the GATE conducted by the IITs or the entrance examinations of individual universities offering the course. Jobs after B.Sc: Students will usually go immediately for higher education after B.Sc, but jobs do exist; they can take on positions as software professionals (testers and developers) in IT companies. Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) Another thing to consider when comparing BCA & B.Sc Computer Science is that BCA is more professionally oriented; it prepares you for post-graduate or research work and also creates professional manpower for problem-solving through application of computer Science at the interface of business and technology. BCA can also be pursued via distance learning. It covers: computer Science, programming, database design, software engineering, networks and information systems Eligibility Criteria: 50+% at HSC with a Math background + an entrance test. Education after BCA: MCA and M.Tech are usually the popular options. MBA, M.Sc, PGDCA are other options. Jobs after BCA: Software related jobs in testing and developing are common options made available to you. Both the courses are good to become a programmer.

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