Which one should I opt for a better job scope among BCA or BBA?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Deep It all depends upon your interest. You can choose any 1 among BBA or BCA. You must make sure that it is of your interest. You will be good in the field only if it is of your interest. If you want to go to management then you must go for BBA. There are ample of career opportunities after BBA in different sectors of industries like Banking and Finance, Investment Banking, multinationals, foreign banks, public sector undertakings, in effect the whole corporate sector offer bright opportunities to management graduates. The careers in management offer one of the best remuneration packages and perks everywhere. There are a number of combinations available for you in BBA such as: BBA 3 years. , Dual Degree BBA MBA 5 years. BBA (Hons. ). 3 years. , Dual Degree BBA (Hons. ). - MBA, 5 years. BBA (Information Technology) 3 years. BBA (Financial Markets) 3 years. BBA (International Finance) 3 years. BBA (Oil and Gas Management) 3 years. , Integrated BBA MBA 4 years. BCA is designed to build programming skills for developing efficient and resource optimized software/website/cloud/mobile applications. Integrate fundamentals from the basic mathematics, physics, management for applying analytical thinking. Some of the career prospects of BCA are : Programmer, Database Administrator, Application Developer, Systems Analyst, Work as an entrepreneur, Web Designer, Career in Multimedia Applications, Graphic Designer, Content Manager.

manpreet 2 years ago

For graduates, job opportunities exist in government as well as private sector. Also, self-employment options are available. After BCA, which is an undergraduate course, graduates may take up government jobs that require a graduation degree (for example- Armed Forces, Nationalized Banks, PSUs, etc.). When it comes to private sector, software MNCs are the prime recruiters. Web hosting, IT sector and electronics industry are some other sectors that recruit BCA graduates. A BBA gets you entry-level positions in many corporations and factories. You would do the lot of backed work, and provide support services to your seniors. Exceptional candidates could expect to do some customer interface, though it is very rare. Also, invariably, you would hit the glass ceiling very fast and would require an MBA to move up the ladder. Both courses are best at their place. You should focus on your ability, in which you can perform best, choose on the basis of your interest.