u/First_Highway_815

I graduated with a BCA in 2025 and joined a full-stack Java/Python course instead of doing MCA immediately because my plan was to get a job first and then continue MCA alongside work.

It’s been around a year now, and I’m still job hunting while improving my skills and building projects. I’m now thinking of starting an online/distance MCA while continuing preparation and job applications.

Would appreciate advice from people in the tech field or anyone who has been in a similar situation. Is this a practical path in today’s market, or should I focus only on getting experience first?

I graduated with a BCA in 2025 and joined a full-stack Java/Python course instead of doing MCA immediately because my plan was to get a job first and then continue MCA alongside work.

It’s been around a year now, and I’m still job hunting while improving my skills and building projects. I’m now thinking of starting an online/distance MCA while continuing preparation and job applications.

Would appreciate advice from people in the tech field or anyone who has been in a similar situation. Is this a practical path in today’s market, or should I focus only on getting experience first?

I graduated with a BCA in 2025 and joined a full-stack Java/Python dev course instead of doing MCA immediately because my plan was to get a job first and then continue MCA alongside work.

It’s been around a year now, and I’m still job hunting while improving my skills and building projects. I’m now thinking of starting an online/distance MCA while continuing preparation and job applications.

Would appreciate advice from people in the tech field or anyone who has been in a similar situation. Is this a practical path in today’s market, or should I focus only on getting experience first?