Which course should I choose after B.Com- MBA in IT or MCA? What is the future scope?
After HS, as I had no guidance and lack of knowledge, I did my B.Com. I got a job when I had completed my first year B.Com. But I don't like sales. I want to pursue MCA. So, I visited Techno and they said- you don't have maths in 12th. So, they can't admit. I have another choice of IGNOU.
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Asked by Rahul Mitra
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3 years ago
LPU is the greatest place to go for high-quality education and job placement in all programmes. In an MBA programme, LPU has a very good placement record. One of my classmates completed an MBA in HR at LPU and was hired as an Executive HR in a multinational corporation. In addition, I believe you sh

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4 years ago
Dear Rahul, I personally recommend MBA in IT after the B.Com programme. Also, after B.Com you will not be able to do the MCA programme as it is totally different field after B.Com. I am also an MBA graduate from LPU. Being alumni of LPU, I highly recommend LPU for an MBA degree based on the followin
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4 years ago
LPU is the best place for quality education as well as placements in all the programmes. LPU has a very good placement record in an MBA programme. One of my friends did MBA in HR at LPU and got placed in an MNC as an Executive HR. Also, in my view, I think you should not worry about the placements.
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4 years ago
Both the subjects chosen have their own prospects and career alternatives but you need to select what interests you more and you have the required skills. Let me brief you with the scopes. MCA (Master of Computer Applications) is a professional master's degree in computer Science. It focuses on prov
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4 years ago
MBA or MCA both are good courses. As MBA is a management course and MCA is software course. Both are different fields. So you can choose that in which you have interest. If you have interest in software field then you should do MCA and if you have interest in management field then you should choose
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4 years ago
Go for MBA, Lovely Professional University is quite eminent for the MBA. You can do MBA in different streams like financial markets, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce, Fintech, Business Analytics, etc. So you can choose any of the above-revealed strea

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4 years ago
Hello Rahul. After B.Com as per my understanding you should pursue MBA. It will be a wise decision. For MCA you need to do some bridge course / additional course. An MBA will offer you a wealth of advantages, especially when you studied this programme from a well-regarded business school. During stu
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5 years ago
I will suggest you to do MBA after B.Com for more career opportunities. The degree programme in Maters in Business Administration is one of the most jobs provider educational degree course in the world. If you are not choosing LPU for MBA, make sure you are into Iims or the deemed government busines

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7 years ago
I suggest you to go for MBA after completing your B.Com. As MBA will enhance both your management and marketing skills. Further doing MBA from a good and reputed college will provide you good platform and exposure. Future scope after doing MBA are as, MBA is good option after B.Com:
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8 years ago
MCA is very best branch in India MCA post graduates are hired both by Government agencies NTPC, GAIL, BHEL, etc. and private IT companies like Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, IBM, American Express, HCL, H Pand so on. As a fresher, an MCA professional can expect anything around2.4 to 3.4 l
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