BSC MPCS (Mathematics, Physics, Computers)

Computer Science and its applications are fast becoming one of the most sought after courses both at undergraduate and post-graduate level in India. The trend is further rising owing to the rapid growth of IT and software industries in the country. A career in Computer Science has been proved lucrative and rewarding since last decade.

An individual, who studies computer science at undergraduate not only learns the software (language and programming etc) aspect of the computer but also learns the knowledge of operating system, programming language, data base etc.

Degree programs offered in Computer science include undergraduates’ course B.Sc. One can pursue BSc computers with combination subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Maths.

Career opportunities

• Application Analyst

  Application analysts are responsible for the administration, monitoring, and maintenance of software infrastructures and applications. As an application analyst, you will oversee practices and processes to ensure integrity, safety, and availability of all data and applications as part of organizations information systems. You’ll make sure that the processes needed for a business to function and succeed are running smoothly. You’ll act as a technical point of contact to fix application and systems issues, usually on an immediate basis. Application analysts work within IT departments alongside application developers and software engineers.
• Database Administrator

  If you’re looking for a role that combines your love of IT and new technology, with your problem-solving and communication skills then look no further. A database administrator (DBA) is responsible for the performance, integrity, and security of a database. They will also be involved in the planning and development of the database, as well as troubleshooting any issues on behalf of the users.
• Games Developer

  Working in games development you’ll be involved in the creation and production of games for personal computers, games consoles, social/online games, arcade games, tablets, mobile phones and other hand-held devices. Your work will usually be concerned with either design (including art and animation) or programming. The making of a game from concept to finished product can take years and involve teams of professionals. There are several stages, including creating and designing a game’s look and how it plays, animating characters and objects, creating audio, programming, localization, testing and producing.
• Information Systems Manager

  If you love networking and are attracted to a problem-solving, fast-paced, IT role, you’d be a great information systems manager. An information systems manager is responsible for the computer systems within a company. You’ll need experience in the sector, in areas such as technical support or operations, before becoming a manager.
• IT Consultant

  Combining IT and business knowledge, the world of IT consultancy demands a broad range of skills. An IT consultant works in partnership with clients, advising them how to use information technology in order to meet their business objectives or overcome problems. They work to improve the structure and efficiency of IT systems in various organizations. IT consultants may be used to provide strategic guidance to clients with regard to technology, IT infrastructures and enabling major business processes through enhancements to IT.
• System Analyst

  As a systems analyst, you will use computers and related systems to design new IT solutions, modify, enhance or adapt existing systems and integrate new features or improvements, all with the aim of improving business efficiency and productivity. You must have a high level of technical expertise and clear insights into current business practices. Depending on the employer, clients may be internal, e.g. departments within the same organization, or external.
• Web Designer

  A web developer’s primary task is creating reliable and high performing applications and services, which can be accessed over the internet. Web developers build and maintain websites and web applications. Although their work usually focuses solely on the underlying software and databases (known as the ‘back end’), some web developers work on the interface and visual design (the ‘front end’), while others combine both (‘full-stack development’).