Programming

Hi Layan,
If I assume correctly you are confused about the opportunity between BCA and MCA or programming after doing Game design. To answer this I would advise you may go ahead with BCA and simultaneously take a course on programming. Considering the market demand get enrolled for Python, Java, Json combination. These languages have a huge potential in future market. Going forward you may think of DevOps orchestration like Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Terraform.

Hi Rupinder, depends on your interest now. If you are not interested in programming, it's okay and I am sure you have a knack and aptitude for something else. Figure it out. There are courses in computers, which does not need programming at all, the analysis part. MS etc. are also options. You may also go for MS Management.

Yes, you can pursue the course, DGDI: Program in Game Design and Integration. It is a certificate course for a full time duration of 1 year. The minimum eligibility is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.

One of most demanding course in this field is managing data sheet excel, graphic designing, digital marketing, data analysis, tally and many more. Please do a little research about all the options, so that you can find out most suitable option for you. Best of luck.

Hi, you may, depending on how selective the universities are, how strong the other applicants are etc. You must show some relevant skills, good skills in quants, projects, workshops etc. LOR and SOP is also required.

No, college teaches python under the B.Tech CS/IT curriculum, you can pursue a course in python on our own.

The best beginner's language is C, then you can go for C+ and Java.
All the programming languages are interlinked.

Not in every college of B.Tech, only some colleges teaches Python, whereas mostly colleges teaches C, C+ and Java to their students.