Salary after MCA Course

 The IT industry is on the rise, and so are the opportunities that the sector has to offer. If you think about IT, you think about computers and applications, and there is one thing that is synonymous with both, which is MCA or Masters in Computer Applications, a post-graduate program.

MCA is a two-year program, and due to the sudden advancement in the sector, MCA graduates can easily find job opportunities for themselves in the public or private sector. There is also a lot of demand for MCA graduates due to the technical and analytical skills they possess, which help them to excel in the IT field. So, if you are interested in pursuing MCA then fret not, as there is a lot in store for you as we discuss in detail the salary options that an MCA graduate receives. Also, you may make a better decision by learning about the different specializations offered and salary packages for different specializations.

MCA Salary Packages in India

As per Payscale, the salary of an MCA graduate in India is around 7.96 lakh per annum. Entry-level applicants generally earn around Rs 2-3 LPA. Experienced professionals could expect their package to be somewhere around 20-22 LPA. There are a lot of growth opportunities, and the key to upgrading your career would be to work on your skill sets.

Companies like Tata Consultancy Services Limited, Cognizant, HCL Technologies, Accenture Technology Solutions, and Accenture are active recruiters hiring MCA graduates.

There are various job profiles that an MCA graduate can enter, which would vary the salary packages. Also, your skills, location, and employer play a huge part in determining your salary package. 

ExperienceSalary per month
FresherRs. 18,000 — Rs. 30,000
1-3 years experienceRs. 25,000 — Rs. 42,000
5 years and above experienceRs. 50,000 — Rs. 1,30,000

Salary packages based on Specialization

MCA in Management Information Systems (MIS)

Management Information Systems is the study of people, technology, and organization. It helps in decision-making by controlling hardware and software systems. It helps in storing, organizing and analyzing information, hence, helping in governance and data management.  Some may tend to think it’s mainly programming but they are wrong. The curriculum involves more than just programming. A specialization in Management Information System is one of the top choices among students. With a better work experience, individuals can make their way towards higher roles in the company. As per Payscale, the average salary of an MCA graduate with MIS as a specialization is around Rs.2.94 lakh per annum. 

MCA in Data Science

The Indian data science industry is growing at over 33% – and has consistently been among the fastest growing industries. This is the reason why many students prefer Data Science as their specialization subject due to the huge demand for the same. This demand also gets reflected in the average salary package offered, which is Rs.7 LPA.

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