Which is a better option among pursuing BCA+MCA from a good college and doing B.Tech+M.Tech (CSE) from an average college? What should I do?

I am weak in chemistry and it will be hard for me to get admission in a good college like KIIT and VIT.

95 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Sakshi Sharma
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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
This has to be the easiest of choices, any studies must be done from a good and well reputed college/ university. Your choice must depend upon following parameters: Curriculum : It must be designed to cater to demands of industry. Course delivery: IT must be practical, case study oriented, although

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6 years ago
BCA makes you adept at the application level of computers whereas B.Tech makes you proficient at the technical level (Software, Hardware, applications etc. ). It depends upon your interest. After BCA for a better career one should for MCA also but in case of B.Tech. You can immediately look forward

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Sakshi, I am happy that are talking of comparison but it should be crystal clear that any study must be done from a good and well reputed college/ university. Your choice must depend upon following parameters: Curriculum : It must be designed to cater to demands of industry. Course delivery: IT m

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Khushal Arora
6 years ago
Hello, BCA-MCA makes you adept at the application level of computers whereas B.Tech-M.Tech makes you proficient at the 'technical' level (Software, Hardware, applications etc. ). I would suggest you to look for the course that gets aligned with your career aspects. With this you need to make sure y

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RISHU RAJAN
6 years ago
In my opinion, you should choose that stream in which The colleges have Best placement statistics. Doing B.Tech will save your 2 years as Generally B.Tech (CSE) is equivalent to the BCA+MCA course. If you choose BCA then you have to do MCA from BEST colleges as Doing BCA from best colleges not gives

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