Which course is better among BCA or polytechnic after completing class 12th?
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BCA is a UG course while Polytechnic is Diploma. Pursuing a UG course has got a higher repo than doing diploma. So BCA can be a better option. However, it depends on your interest what u want to pursue. -
You should do polytechnic because after completing polytechnic you have more chance of getting a job as compared to BCA.
By completing BCA, in most cases company will not hire you because there are so many MCA pass out with you in competition so it will little bit difficult.
But after polytechnic, there will be a chance to get job in private sector as well government sector.
Also, you can do B.Tech after it which is also good career enhancer. -
BCA is better for you according to me because BCA has less stress area for students. There is nothing to learn in polytechnic.
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9 years agoBoth are good Aftr BCA u can join MCA and aftr polytechnic u can join B.tech 2nd year direct by leteral entry programme -
If you aim at B.Tech/BE a recognized polytechnic Diploma in the concerned discipline will be more useful. You may opt for lateral entry admissions after your Diploma to a B.Tech programme.
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It depends on your interest that in which field you want to go.
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It depends on you. If you like programing languages like C, C+ or Java then you must go for BCA. Else if you are interested in polytechnic, you go with it because in future only your knowledge will work i.e. how much you know about your field. -
Polytechnic is the best option as it is a Diploma course & BCA is a UG course. But in today's life, there is a scope of technical people in both government and private sector.
After Diploma engineering, you can easily get a good college of B.Tech where you can get direct admission in 2nd year of B.Tech.
In Diploma, you will learn basic things & in B.Tech you will learn analysis. Your basics will be more clear then and you will be having a wide knowledge in practicals too.
I also did the same.
It will be helpful. -
Polytechnic is better than BCA because job chances are more than BCA and after polytechnic you can join for B.Tech or BE. -
according to my view , BCA is best rather than polytechnic. infact earlier there was a huge demand for polytechnic but now its less. after BCA u can go for MCA which is equivalent to B.TECH. all the best. search for your interest
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