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I assume you might be having enough amount of time if you are doing BCA from tier 3 college. Utilise this time in meaningful things from now onwards itself. The main problem with us, we always tends to procrastinate until it's too late, don't fall for this trap. If you don't know which technology you should pick, start with the basics, start with DSA. No need to go in too much depth for DSA, just understand what are different DS and how they will help to optimise things. Meanwhile read about articles, evaluate which thing creates more curiosity in you. And it's not about technology only, if you are passionate about something else, go for that. Utilise each and every second from your college time. And yeah All the best for the future:)

Bro, first of all your priorities should be getting placed through college because out of college it is tuf ( because of recession and layoffs). Secondly focus on these things, this will get you job from college itself : 1) Development(make trending projects like one basic webdev project ,ai/ml related, must work on recent trends).(*Important) 2) DSA (any programming language, i suggest JAVA with oops, oops concepts is important they ask in interview) (*important) 3) prepare for aptitude, practice coding questions,gd,HR interview questions. Now , you are ready to sit for any placement Since , less companies are coming in any colleges make a group of friends and do visit companies where your seniors are placed. And create a good linkedin,github profile(*important). One more thing , I do wanted do BCA but a senior faculty told me that companies prefer Btech students more than a BCA student. So, focus on 3rd point. Lastly dontstuckononething and become perfect in that justbegood

Don't be confuse about your course just push up your limits developed skills like an engineering guy

Wait and prepare for new technology trends

Change your college if you can.

IS it even good?

Why BCA just because you dint want engineering or do you actually wanted to do bca?

But that placement record and those companies won't fetch you more than 3-4 LPA. You have to upskill yourself in some skill that is valuable and you are keen about. Find that first then learn it. Also aim for > 6 LPA right out of college or else life can be tough.