career option in IT sector?

It's up to you. You shouldn't be asking somebody else regarding your decision regarding your career. You might regret follow other's advice with this for the rest of your life.

Hi there, glad to meet you again. I also had the same plans likee you when I was in 10th. But my dad never let me pursue engineering. Now I'm in medicine track. But I have a lot of friends who are pursuing the carer. Getting job via MCA will have tough competition from the M.tech side, still if you get a good job, the prospects are high. You might need some influence, esp. if you are trynig for govt. jobs. After completion of MCA, you will be able to get jobs in software engineering and development, hardware and networking, research and development, services and application support, etc... that's all what I know- from what my friends have told me. As far as software engineering and development is concerned, you can get job as a Trainee Programmer, software tester, analyst, soft. engineer or as a software programmer. The hardware section has jobs like designing, manufacturing and maintenance of computers. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant Technology Services, IBM, Accenture offers good job opportunity and salary- as far as I know- one of my friend's cousin got job with MCA degree; he gets a salary of 2lakhs. More than a degree, it's the skill, ability and dedication that deciedes the salary. I hope this post gave some information. I could only be of limited help because I'm not very upto date with this engineering section. I onlyknow from what my frinds tell me. If you want any help contact me via messaging, I'lll refer some friends and tell you. All the Best! Regards, Ajith.

To be honest, rather than continue further with your studies immediately after your BCA, I would get some work experience. Employers are often wary of employing someone with impressive qualifications, but no relevent employment history. Try to get a job, even at a low level if necessary, that will give you the opportunity to apply your knowledge in a work environment. This will make your CV far more appealing to an employer in the future. Another benefit is that the experience gained would actually help with a Masters if you decide to persue that path in the future.

It's up to you. You shouldn't be asking somebody else regarding your decision regarding your career. You might regret follow other's advice with this for the rest of your life.