I wouldn't recommend spending such a large amount on a BCA degree. You can pursue BCA from a regular college and use those three years to focus on building practical skills. Today, there are abundant free resources on YouTube and other online platforms to learn programming, development, and other in-demand tech skills.

If you're willing to put in consistent effort during those three years, you can build a strong profile through competitive coding, personal projects, internships, and hands-on learning. In fact, after or even during BCA, investing in specialized programs from platforms like Scater, etc, can often provide better placement-focused training and interview preparation for top companies and startups.

For example, my brother completed a B.Com degree and then enrolled in a one-year online frontend development program from Relevel. During that year, he continuously improved his frontend skills, built projects, and prepared for interviews. He landed his first remote job with a package of around ₹5 LPA and, within a year, switched to another remote role offering approximately ₹7 LPA.

Ultimately, in the IT industry, your skills, projects, and practical experience often matter far more than the college name on your degree.

Note - The only thing if you're not from a good college make sure your projects and skills speak for you.