Finance

In finance, students study about financial decisions for a variety of businesses and organisations. It includes budgeting, financial accounting, data analysis, and economics. Whereas in marketing, students get a specialised education in consumer behavior, brand and product management, promotion management and selling strategies, business strategies, corporate management. It totally depends on your career preferences and your area of interest. Both branches have their own merits. Business is a broad term that encompasses many varying programs and career paths. While choosing a branch you should choose something you are truly passionate about because it is for the rest of your life. Only you can decide which career path is right for you. Take some time to identify your strengths and interest to help determine which field best suits.
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After MBA-HR, you can go for short-term courses in ERP, CRM, SAP and similar tools. SAP stands for Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing. It is a product of SAP AG, Walldorf, Germany. It is not easy to define SAP in a specific definition. It is a multidimensional product. It has to be viewed from various angles to understand it. SAP is a system, an ERP product, an IT Tool, an IT-enabled System, an enterprise application, to execute the business process through the various department of the business in an integrated manner.
SAP as an ERP product, consists of various modules, as given below:-
Materials Management (MM)
Sales and Distribution (SD)
Plant Maintenance (PM)
Production Planning (PP)
Production Planning for Process Industry (PP-PI)
Financial Accounting (FI)
Controlling (CO)

After BCA, you have good chances of becoming a business analyst. You must go for MBA-IT. Mostly, IT companies recruit students from B-Schools for business analysts job profiles. Big 3 IT companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys, every year, recruit students in large numbers from MBA colleges. The analyst works with the business to identify opportunities for improvement in business operations and processes. The analyst is involved in the design or modification of business systems or IT systems. He/she interacts with the business stakeholders and subject matter experts in order to understand their problems and needs. He/she gathers, documents, and analyzes business needs and requirements. The analyst solves business problems and, as needed, designs technical solutions. The analyst interacts with system architects and developers to ensure the system is properly implemented. The analyst may help test the system and create system documentation and user manuals. As you are a BCA student, you will find it easy to work in job roles in IT companies, hence MBA in IT is a better option.