BCA Scope

Yes, you can pursue MBA HR after completing BCA. The MBA in Human Resource Management (MBA HRM) programme provides information and training in managing an organizations employees. An HR professionals job is to create and manage a company culture and hire and retain the best employees. The HR professionals primary responsibility is to look after the company's employees. They are one of the most important factors to a company success and survival. MBA in Human Resources is a very demanding profession and the demand is likely to increase over time. The basic reason for this is, personnel are the most important part of any organisation, therefore management of the personnel is the most important task to be focused on. A student with an MBA in HR can avail high packages by providing their services in companies. Not only nationally, but the scope of this work is also increasing globally. List of some of the Top and best private colleges in India are the following
LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur
Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
Manipal Institute of Technology
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
Dayanand Sagar college of engineering, Bangalore
Geeta University, Panipat, Sharda University.

An MBA after BCA can be undertaken in fields ranging from computer applications and information management t finance, human resources management, business analytics, project management, etc. The combination of BCA and MBA courses helps you get into managerial roles in IT/ITES firms. The candidates have both technical as well as organizational skills. It opens the door for better job opportunities and good salary packages too. I would suggest you to choose a university that caters your all round development and provides complete placement and internship assistance. Best University for MBA are-
Geeta University, Panipat
Amity University
MSRIT Bangalore - Ramaiah Institute of Technology. BITS Pilani
BMSCE Bangalore - BMS College of Engineering. Chandigarh University.

As per my understanding MBA (IT), and MCA after BCA is good for post-graduation course. An MCA prepares you for a career in software development and programming. MBA is a better course for a candidate who is more inclined to take up leadership and managerial roles while MCA is more suited for a student who wishes to hone their technical skills. So it depends upon you, Which course you want to pursue. If you are looking for the best University to pursue higher education, I would advise you to choose the best University based on University ranking, placements, infrastructure, faculty members, etc. Geeta University is a well-known Haryana-based university that offers courses in management, commerce, engineering, arts, humanities, social sciences, law, performing arts, and Indic studies. It offers a programme that is focused on imparting advanced knowledge on the subject. The college aims to provide world-class and holistic education to students. GU provides great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance for the students to attend guest lecturers or workshops so that they get to learn as much as they can.

BCA is a technical degree, and students can expect to study concepts such as hardware, software, computer languages, and programming. Following BCA it is wise to pursue MCA which is a technical Diploma equivalent to BE and opens the door to lucrative job opportunities in all industries. List of Government Jobs after BCA. Civil Service Exam. UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) Exam. State PCS. SSC CGL. SSC CHSL. LPU has all of the makings of an international organisation which include the world over benchmarked curricula, progressive pedagogy focused on experiential gaining knowledge of, two hundred+ overseas tie-ups, well qualified and experienced faculty, notable sports activities & cultural centers. Also, Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons / Co-curricular Competitive activities, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation tasks, Community projects, tasks with NGOs and so forth are a critical part of the curriculum. All the best!