Information Technology Eligibility

Yes, you can easily do IT course. For that, if you are having maths or computer subject as optional subject in your 12th, you can easily do BCA & MCA .
And, if you haven't taken neither maths nor computer as a optional subject, you can do DCA (Diploma in computer applications).
For DCA course, your 10th marks will be taken into consideration.

HR is human resource. A human-resource department (HR department) of an organisation performs human resource management, overseeing various aspects of employment, such as compliance with labor law and employment standards, administration of employee benefits, and some aspects of recruitment and dismissal.
One need to study BBA /MBA in HR and get into this line.

Any Bachelor's degree or a Diploma is enough. You should have competence. Moreover, you can pursue some certification courses related to security.

Hi Kumar,
Business analytics is one of the good course, which is booming along with number of jobs. In MBA, you have a score to climb corporate hierarchy.
All the best.

USA policy changes on Outsourcing and Visa will definitely impact IT industry but opportunities for good CSE and IT engineer will not diminish. Also, we must wait for policy announcement and its details to study its impact on IT industry in a long run.

As you belong to commerce background, you cannot pursue B.Sc IT. But, you can choose similar course such as:
1. BCA.
2. BBA (IT).

Hello Ansuman,
Considering your inclination towards technical stuff (gadgets), you may choose different IT Professional Certification courses like Cisco, Microsoft, Virtualization or Cloud Computing.
Apart from that under Software Development - JAVA, ASP.Net, PHP, IOS or Android development have futures.
Game Design, Animation, Graphic Designing and Multimedia are other options but it depends a lot on a person's creativity skills. You can also opt for M.Sc (IT) if you wish.
To the end, I would suggest you are the best judge to decide your interest and inclination which is most important.