Yes, one can get an MBA after doing BCA. Generally, the MBAs do not specifically look for the kind of graduation one has had; instead, they focus more on an applicant who can analyze business situations, has critical thinking ability, and can provide some solution for managing a given situation. A BCA provides a solid foundation in technology, programming, and computer systems, which can be an advantage in an MBA, especially in fields like Information Technology (IT) Management, Data Analytics, and Digital Transformation.
MBA programs traditionally cover areas like marketing, finance, human resource management, and strategic management. Technical problem-solving, systems thinking, and IT project management are aspects in which BCA graduates have a unique set of skills that would complement traditional business knowledge. However, gaps may need to be filled in areas such as accounting, economics, or business law.
Many top business schools accept BCA graduates, but one must check the admission requirements of each institution and whether they have specialized MBA tracks for technology-driven candidates. Preparation for entrance exams like CAT, XAT, or GMAT will help improve your chances of getting into a reputable MBA program.