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I would like to to know :
1) Why is there a constant need of B Tech or MCA qualification over Bsc in the software programming field???
2) What is are the difference in the course design of Btech and MCA with Bsc (taking into account only the programming job skill requirements).
3) Lastly,on what areas should a Bsc Graduate improve his/her knowledge in order to compete with Btech or MCA degree holders while on the interview table.

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b.sc provides you all the knowledge and principles and fundamental of software technology.

where as b.tech or mca sare the industrial exposure oriented subjects,they teach how to apply it in industry.

but dont worry from 2011 some of best universitirs of india like-banglore university,BHU are planing to introduse 4years long b.sc.degree which will provide supremacy to b.sc students.

Bsc is much more theoretical than Btech , after Btech u can go for job straight away as the institutes train u for industries but in bsc. u r not specifically trained for industries , and job opportunities may not be that much compared to former , u can also go for MCA after bsc for better job prospects which in turn will be better than Btech.And at last it doesn't matter whether you are choosing B.Sc or B.Tech. If you have true interest on anything, you can succeed.

the students of b.tech and mca are ready for the industry

because the best students in India go for engineering,so they are the cream and bsc is easier than engineering/.

B.tech or MCA combined with B.sc are getting more jobs nowadays in the it fields because all the it consultants require you to possess a vivid knowledge of the software tools so it is in demand nowadays.

in the job sector bsc course is considered as the basics over b.tech course.....
if you are a bsc holder and want to compete with b.tech students then you should gain a lot of experience by internship.....and gain professional courses certificates which a b.tech student does not have..........

best of luck

simply because the students who do b.sc and in India are not good .they are students who does not get admission in engineering and have no choice other than doing b.sc

1-b.tech and MCA are professional course ..they have better industry exposure than bsccandidate and can understand thing technically and can manage things in better manner
2-if you are talking about computer science (b.Tech).than there is no more difference...both are demanding fields in industry
3-both courses are different...in which field you want to compete ,i dont know...well go for doctrate degree..you will have professor post as same which a b.tech candidate can get after phd

Hello Friend
As you know its difficult to intake but definitely B.Sc doesn't value that much as B.Tech and MCA do.

All course are better.. B. sc for basic concepts and B.TECH and MCA are professional courses for getting a job in software fields.

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hi friend,

there's a lots of difference in between btech and b.sc like :

1)first of all btech is a 4 year course and bsc is a 3 year course,that means 1 year of more studies in btech,so of course it will have + point over b.sc

2)b.sc is much bookish where as b.tech is much practical

3)more lab classes are there in b.tech than b.sc

4)b.tech has more industrial exposure than b.sc.

both the course have their own specility,
the job opportunity for b.tech and mca is better than b.sc.so it can be understand that b.tech and and mca having more benificial than b.sc,
but b.sc takes 1 year less time that of b.teck,
also b.sc is really a world of science.

Bsc gives you fundamental knowledge ..
no practical knowledge , but
b tech and MCA gives practical knowledge with
fundamentals ,application , and manegerial knowledge ,,,
so this is the reason btech and MCA are more
prefered by any company....

dear friend,
bsc is not a professional course, it gives you onlt basic knowledge,
without any practicle, but if you do b.tech and mca your future
will secure and both give you practicle knowledge as well as
knowledge about the industries....................

B.Sc is more realated to science. those people who want to become scientist they can opt bsc.because
it is more theoritcal and research

i want to go for a career in research and lecturership. also explore my prospects abroad. should i go for btech or bsc?

dear friend
btech and MCA are considered importantthan simple bsc due to the following main reason:
1btech and mca provides industry oriented courses and teaches how to apply in the industry
2 diring its 4 year course it provides all round development growth to a student
3 it gives more stress on practicals
ok all the best

recently i passed 12class in non medical.now i am confused.i have no proper knowledge about b.tech.in which course i taken admission. i want to go that course which have lot of requirement in future

Bsc from du or Btech from Guru Jambeshwar university

as because its a four years course,while mca is just a special reserved for computer applications.

should i do btech from an okishh college or bsc from du wid some diploma degree of sap or dotnet etc mca after that..???
please suggest which one is better??

please someone answer??

Mca is better than Btech.

Mca is a postgraduation cource.Every Mca student should study six years for completing their accademic studies(PG UG).

Btech students have only four year accademic studies.It's a bachelor degree only.

In my opinion Mca is equivalent to Mtech. Both are pg cources(For completing both of them we have to study six years)

Al the best......

which one is better- b-tech or mca

whether mca is better or B tech in computer science

because this is the technology stream in this field more jobs are avaliable then the bsc. thanking you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

which one is better- b-tech or mca

Dear friend

Both these courses are good, to make your future bright.

B.tech is a bacholar degree course, while MCA is master degree course.

So, if you have graduation passed with maths Or CS, then according to me, you have to go for MCA.

MCA is a good course in now a days, if you want to make your future in computer related field.

So, please choose field according to your personal interest.

If you like MCA, then go for it. Because if you graduation passed, then MCA is the best option. So dont waste your year in B.tech.

Originally Posted by tan

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I would like to to know :
1) Why is there a constant need of B Tech or MCA qualification over Bsc in the software programming field???
2) What is are the difference in the course design of Btech and MCA with Bsc (taking into account only the programming job skill requirements).
3) Lastly,on what areas should a Bsc Graduate improve his/her knowledge in order to compete with Btech or MCA degree holders while on the interview table.

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before 10 years there are huge difference in students of Btech and MCA with Bsc but nowdays bsc guys also doing same thing what b.tech guys doing even company diiff them in a huge scale

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i want to go for a career in research and lecturership. also explore my prospects abroad. should i go for btech or bsc?

Both option are avaliable for you.If you wish to do B.Sc then after M.Sc you can persue Phd from a foreign university,Same as B.Tech you can do M.Tech or phd from foreign university.

statitics shows that research in basic science explore best,because most of the noble winners are from basic science background.but engineering have more demands in practical field.

all the best.

There is no doubt that these course is better than B.Sc. some reason given below.
1- B.Tech and MCA are professional course.
2-so They have great scope in private sector and public sector.
3- Every student choose these course due to great demand in both sector.
4-B.Tecg and MCA student have great knowledge compare to B.Sc student and communication skill.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

recently i passed 12class in non medical.now i am confused.i have no proper knowledge about b.tech.in which course i taken admission. i want to go that course which have lot of requirement in future

if you studied with your heart and soul then all stream will be valuable in future.so if you deside to take engineering as a career option then do that what you got.

all the best.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

which one is better- b-tech or mca

Both of the course have its own value.Only B.Tech means related to all trades like Mechanical ,electrical,civil,Chemical etc etc.so it is obiviously better.but MCA means only related to computer studies,which you can persue either from BCA background or Bsc in Math /Statitics background.

according to job prospect B.Tech is better than MCA.Choice is yours.

All the best.

Dear friend,

Definitely there is a difference for B.SC and Btech students.
In B.Sc.You may be subjected to some other subjects like mathematics, physics and some other subjects in addition to that of computers.

So depth of the technical knowledge or computer knowledge will be more in BTECH than in B.Sc.

you may do full time projects in Btech, not possible in B.Sc.

So, MCA will definitely be easier for a Btech student.

While in the cases of recruitment also, much preference will be given to the Btech candidates.

So all the best.

hii


B.Tech. and MCA are considered better than B.Sc.
Bsc is much more theoretical than Btech , after Btech u can go for job straight away as the institutes train u for industries but in bsc. u r not specifically trained for industries , and job opportunities may not be that much compared to former , u can also go for MCA after bsc for better job prospects which in turn will be better than Btech.And at last it doesn't matter whether you are choosing B.Sc or B.Tech. If you have true interest on anything, you can succeed.


good luck..

definitely a BTech or MCA will be more preferred than a BSc graduate as the later is just a mere graduate in general science whereas the fore are the specialize courses...

sir,i have completed my 2......wat field should i opt 4 so that i have a bright future?

i have passed 12. i am confused between b.sc and b.tech. what do i do

for doing mtech in mechanical engeneering which is better btech or bsc

should i possess strong math knowledge for b tech as i have only studied biology in my 2 carreer and what are the best college in india providing b tech knowledge

wich has more career oppurtunities btech or bsc?

Should i do bsc(h) comp. Sci from du or btech from prabhu dyal memorial college pdm ,bahadurgarh.
which has wider scope?

Bsc, B.tech and MCA students are only trying to pass the exam. They are unawared of the industry. All courses are entry level to the industry. If u develop ur skills even with a BSc you got better job without B.Tech or MCA. When u are in the job, you can upgrade ur qualification through recognised universities/institutions. My friend with Bsc Physics+PGDCA working in US Technology.

Dear friend,

the b.tech and the MCA are the technical courses and the b.sc is the only in the physics, chemistry and maths only, no any further subjects, but in the engineering you can read more then 48 subjects of the different field.

the job opportunity is better in these b.tech and the MCA degrees in compare the b.cs.

so go to the b.tech and the BCA ana MCA.

best of luck.

B.Sc is a graduation course that is of 3 years, and is a par below that the B. Tech, BCA, MCA etc.

These courses are totally technical, and involve a lot of more studies , more no of subject covered during the graduation period.

In fact the also have entrances for most of these courses, but B Sc is available based on your 12th performance.

Also it has more value in the market, and so its considered better that B.sc

hi friend,

there's a lots of difference in between btech and b.sc like :

1)first of all btech is a 4 year course and bsc is a 3 year course,that means 1 year of more studies in btech,so of course it will have + point over b.sc

2)b.sc is much bookish where as b.tech is much practical

3)more lab classes are there in b.tech than b.sc

4)b.tech has more industrial exposure than b.sc.



good luck

b.tech is technological coursethat means a b.tech student have sence of math,physics and all.but a b.sc. student is only specialished in one subject.
b.tech has more practical and b.tech student have more experiance in industrial perpose.but b.sc. student have more theoritical concept but not more practical concept.
b.tech is 4 year course and b.sc. is 3 year course so b.tech student have extra posative side.

which one is better option either do btech in electrical or bsci agriculture from hau?

Originally Posted by tan

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I would like to to know :
1) Why is there a constant need of B Tech or MCA qualification over Bsc in the software programming field???
2) What is are the difference in the course design of Btech and MCA with Bsc (taking into account only the programming job skill requirements).
3) Lastly,on what areas should a Bsc Graduate improve his/her knowledge in order to compete with Btech or MCA degree holders while on the interview table.

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Hello,

B.Tech and MCA both are Better than B.Sc , Because both have lot of Job security and more Job Opportunity. so that you are safe from future side.

>> B.Tech is a Undergraduate course.

>> M.C.A. is a Post Graduate Course.

>> B.Sc is a Undergraduate course , you also can make a good future with this but it is a question mark on your future , because it is very risky to play with our future,

>> so choose that side, which gives you more opportunities for job.

>> Job opportunities for B.Tech students:

• Software developer,
• Mechanical Engineer,
• computer operator,
• civil engineer
• Indian Civil Service
• various govt. sectors job
• public sector companies are like BHEL, BEL, ECIL, NPCIL

>> Job opportunities after M.C.A.

• Trainee programmer
• software tester
• software analyst
• software engineer
• software administrator
• as a software programmer

All the best.