Which is better for computer science- BCA or B.Sc?

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    Vikas Tiwari Simple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness | Contributor-Level 9

    8 years ago
    B.Sc in Computer Science is a under graduate course related to the Information Technology therefore the job opportunity after completing B.Sc are mainly in the IT sector. The IT sector in India is expanding rapidly therefore there is always requirement of under graduates in the Computer Science course in the following fields by the top IT companies in India:
    System integrator
    Hardware Designer
    Logic Designer
    Systems Analyst
    System Administrator
    Computer programmer
    Computer Scientist
    As regard to your question about which is better M.Sc in Computer Science or MCA. As per the industry trend there is more requirement for the MCA candidates in IT
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    Preeti Bhatt | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    BCA because this course is specially designed for IT graduates B.Sc. is not a main stream IT course
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    Kishansinh Rathod Founder of Neurobytes | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    Hello,
    If you want your career in only IT with some application development than select BCA. But, if you want extra than go with B.Sc computer science because it is a very big field. It contain IT itself.
    Computer science field is a combination of IT, mathematics (computing), statistics, hardware, graphics, electronics and many more field.
    BCA restrict you for only application development, database and web development, while with B.Sc you can do some extra ordinary things.
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    Aditya malviya

    8 years ago
    Opt for BCA. BCA is better in my opinion.
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    kartik sharma | Contributor-Level 7

    8 years ago
    BCA is only about computer applications/software and B.Sc. in CS is all about hardware, software, robotics, etc.
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    iam ssuhana | Guide-Level 14

    6 years ago
    Both courses have great opportunities. BCS is concept oriented, it will teach you the core concept of IT/CS and you will have to study science subjects too. On other hand BCA is application oriented, teach current technologies, platforms. One can join BCA from science, commerce and arts background. But to pursue B.Sc you need to have a background of science.
    B.Sc. is a general course and BCA is a technical course, so getting job from BCA is easy than B.Sc. After B.Sc you can do M.Sc. IT/CS or MCA both. But after BCA you can only do MCA.
    Best universities for doing BCA and B.Sc are: Lovely Professional University- Punjab, VIT University
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    Dr.Venkatadri M | Contributor-Level 6

    5 years ago
    Dear Suman,
    Computer Science is the most popular and thriving field of study these days due to a large number of career opportunities in this field of study, choose BCA in a reputed university so that you will get good placement opportunities nowadays. Wish you all the best.
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    Rishabh Tripathi

    6 years ago
    BCA is better but you want to go in research field and some Masters and career in teaching field B.Sc is better.
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    Dheerajkumar Pittala Open minded, social worker | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    BCA will be better option.
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    kanu vashisht | Guide-Level 15

    5 years ago
    Obviously, go for BCA as this is what the computer applications is all about. If you are having interest in Science stream then go for B.Sc.

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