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BCA vs B.Tech

Are you one of those students who has just passed 10 2 and has a passion for computers? Then definitely BCA vs B.Tech might be on your head.<br>Before diving in it, first letu2019s crack- What is BCA? And What is B.Tech? <br>Bachelors in Computer Applications (BCA), is a 3-year degree course that enhances oneu2019s knowledge about computer applications.<br>Bachelors of Technology (B.Tech ), is a 4-year engineering course that enhances the technical, hardware, and software skills of a student.<br>Since there are so many similarities between BCA and BTech, it can be challenging to choose between the two. Let us differentiate between the two programmes to help students in choosing the right course as per their choice for more information Read more.<br>

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BCA vs B.Tech

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  1. BCA vs. B.Tech – Which Should Be Your Career Option? www.cheggindia.com

  2. Introduction Being confused at choosing one of the two courses to pursue your higher education is not a problem. The similar course structure and career prospects of these “identical” courses tend to confuse students who aspire to have a career in the IT sector. In this presentation I have tried my best to break the ‘BCA vs B.Tech’ ice.

  3. Today's Discussion BCA B.Tech

  4. BCA Vs B.Tech BCA: Bachelors in Computer Applications, is a 3-year degree course that enhances the student’s knowledge about computer applications. It includes subjects like Database Management, Operations Systems, Software Design, Client Server Technology including various computer languages like C, C++, Python, and many more. Logical Analysis, B.Tech: Bachelors of Technology, is a 4-year engineering course which makes the students proficient in technical skills, hardware and software. It offers the students an option to specialise in their chosen field of interest after 2 years. These specializations may include- Electrical, Mechanical, Information Technology, Computer Science, Civil.

  5. 1.Course Duration BCA is a 3 year degree in computer applications whereas B.Tech is a 4 year engineering program. Thus, BCA saves 1 year of the students. Although the syllabus of these 2 courses are similar, there are few differences as well. Firstly, B.Tech imparts knowledge only in mathematics, physics, chemistry. Secondly, BCA curriculum does not include electronic paper I, II & III during 2nd, 3rd & 4th year. BCA = {2nd year of B.Tech + 3rd year of B.Tech + 4th year of B.Tech (Excluding Electronics – paper I,II & III). B.Tech = (1st year Engineering Sciences + 2nd year – B.Tech + 3rd year – B.Tech + 4th year B.Tech)

  6. 2. BCA vs B.Tech: Subject Knowledge Though BCA includes software languages, database management it also includes topics of management. It offers a holistic knowledge about the application level of computers. On the other hand, B.Tech is a more comprehensive and professional course for students who aim to be a pro in technicalities. The coverage of topics is more in B.Tech due to the way its curriculum is planned by AICTE and also because the students get an additional one year to devote to the learning process which does not happen in the former which follows the UGC standards for imparting knowledge.

  7. 3. Job prospects/salary As discussed earlier, B.Tech has enjoyed an edge over BCA as it’s a more comprehensive and professional course. Though the companies which recruit B.Tech candidates are almost the same companies which recruit BCA candidates, there is a slight difference in the salary packages. YES! Engineers have an edge. The average annual package of a B.Tech ranges from INR 250,000 to INR 4,000,000 for higher ranking colleges (IITs, NITs etc.), placement packages range from INR 6,00,000 to as high as INR 1,50,00,000 for deserving candidates. On the other hand, the average annual package of a BCA student ranges from INR 180,000 to INR 300,000.

  8. 4. Eligibility B.Tech definitely has the potential to swell your pockets with higher chances of you landing up at your dream job (Disclaimer: obviously coding, that doesn’t change with time here). Unfortunately, the eligibility criteria can be fulfilled only by a selected lot. ‘JEE Good Scorers’ + 50% in PCM (physics, chemistry, and mathematics). There is undoubtedly a lot of hard work but the results are really promising. Not to forget only for science students! On the other hand, BCA can be done by students of any stream- science, commerce, arts. Here, having an aptitude for computer applications really matters and not the background education. Which means it has a greater student base who can apply for the course.

  9. 5. Specializations BCA is the 3-year course which does not offer any specializations. All the students go through the same syllabus. Whereas, B.Tech offers the scope for specialization in the fields of interest of the students. This really helps the students become proficient in their area of interest and help them better to create a career in that field. Specializations like – computer science engineering, civil engineering, information engineering, chemical engineering really give the students an edge over BCA students. technology, mechanical

  10. Scope after BCA and B.Tech BCA though is very similar to B.Tech in terms of subject knowledge and future job recruiters. But there is a huge gap in terms of professionalism BCA adds to its students in comparison to B.Tech. Thus, BCA is a course preferred by students who want to pursue higher education i.e., MCA after BCA. This takes you a total of (3+2)5 years to be ready for pursuing Ph.D. Whereas, B.Tech makes you ready in (4+2) 6 years. Thus, BCA is a better option if one has to go for further studies. If you are targeting a good paying 9-5 job then definitely B.Tech will be a better option for you. Also on accounts of subjects taught and the design of the two courses,

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