Which one has a better scope: B.Tech (CS/IT), B.Sc (IT) or BCA?

In BE or B.Tech you will study about engineering along with the computer subjects but in MCA and BCA you will mostly learn about computer technologies and programming. There are several companies which only asks for engineering students whereas some companies used to hire BCA/MCA candidates mostly.

But, as you want to know I would like to share my own experiences (or can say the harsh truth MCA=B.Tech in most of the IT companies). I have seen one of my colleague who has done it from DU, and now sitting in US from last 2 years. Have seen my juniors BCA pass out now perusing MCA. These days Mast

Hi, Without any second thought, I would go with B.Tech (CS/IT). Placements are very good in this area but one should know that he has to work pretty hard to get a seat in B.Tech (CS/IT). I hope it helps! Thank you.

Without any confusion, B.Tech CA/lT is a better option in comparison to BCA/B.Sc IT. Major difference is in terms of job point of views. All the programmes have different admission criteria.

Hello, I would suggest B.Tech, because it is more professional and it has better scope. All the best.

B.Tech in computer Science is a better option than BCA, because B.Tech gives you practically technical knowledge, which I what employers search for in a software engineer and also it is better than B.Sc in IT.

We can't compare one degree with other. But, as you want to know I would like to share my own experiences (or can say the harsh truth MCA=B.Tech in most of the IT companies). I have seen one of my colleague who has done it from DU, and now sitting in US from last 2 years. Have seen my juniors BCA pa

A B.Tech candidate has an upper hand as compared to BCA and B.Sc. A company will definitely tend to hire a candidate with B.Tech degree if they have the right amount of skills than BCA and B.Sc candidate. If you are eligible for B.Tech then definitely select B.Tech over other two courses. If you cou

In this stream, the main thing is the coding skills, and if you know that extremely well, then you can grab a handsome pack easily irrespective of the degree you have, so if you can be good at the coding then you don't have problem in doing B.Sc.

Placement wise, you should go for B.Tech but nowadays B.Sc IT or BCA provides you with the best core study related to IT. All the best for your bright future.