Which is the most valuble degree from BCA Or B.S.c Computer sience?

I believe you are asking what is the difference between a Bachelor of Computer Arts and a Bachelor of Sciences in computer science. Please correct me if I am wrong.

For some schools in terms of your core courses, there is no difference between the B.A. degree and the B.Sc. The difference comes in the electives. Science students will select a number of their electives from the sciences (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) while Arts student will select primarily from the arts and humanities.

For many more, however, most Bachelor of Science programs are a little more intense than a Bachelor of Arts program. In other words, in addition to the degree having to be in a science related field, the degree itself will contain more required courses than a Bachelor of Arts degree. Of course this varies from college to college, but within each school the bachelor of science program is always more intense than the bachelor of arts program. There may be one more required course per semester, or more science courses required. The bottom line translation is, the program is harder to get through; in some cases, a lot harder.

Now, here is where this becomes very important. There are some colleges that will allow you to get a Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science, which is technically one of the sciences. The program doesn’t have as many requirements. So when you graduate, while you technically have a degree in one of the sciences, because of the fact that you don’t have a bachelor of science degree, you will not be eligible for that particular job that says “bachelor of science degree required”.

I believe you will find this to be the case after you graduate.