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The straight answer to your question can be YES. It is most possible to pursue a master in computer science without a bachelor in computer science degree. But it is a little complicated. Given your condition, it is understandable you have a different bachelor degree other than CS. The primary factor to consider here is which bachelor degree you have. We can play with two different scenarios here:

You have a relevant bachelor degree. In this particular case, it is most likely that you can land any quality MSCS program in most institutes globally. In general, institutes do not limit students to enter for MSCS programs without a bachelor in CS. The reason here is the relevant subjects you have taken in your bachelor's. CS uses computer and scientific principles to deal with software systems and computational functions. So, if you are from an engineering background, you have most likely studied computational principles and foundations. Basically any computer related bachelor is a way to go.

You do not have a relevant bachelor degree. In this scenario too, you can apply for a MSCS program. The only limitation is that many institutes specify subject tests for the program. And if the requirement is not flexible, you may get rolled out. It does not fit the conception of a master program as it is more common for under graduation. However it would be a good choice for you to aim for some programming experience to utilize the MSCS program better. Aslo, if you are not eligible for your choice program, consider services of Udemy, Coursera, EdX etc. They provide valuable certificates in computer science without any requirements.

An MS in computer science in the USA takes 1-2 years and is available at many educational universities. To secure admission in MS in Computer Science program, international students should have a four-year undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline with good scores in the GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) and one of the
English language proficiency tests.  
To pursue MS in computer science in the USA for Indian students means complying with the requisite criteria. Here’s taking a look at the same: 

 Candidates should have Bachelor’s or undergraduate degrees equivalent to Bachelor’s program in Computer Science in the USA. They may also have a degree in any technical discipline which is relevant. Aggregates of 3.0 GPA are a must out of 4.0 GPA. It means a minimum B grade with 83-86% of marks. 
 Another MS in computer science in USA eligibility criteria pertains to the GRE score. Students need to score anywhere between 292-328 to boost their chances. Most universities accept GRE cut-offs in this segment. For example, Stanford University takes GRE 328, while GRE 292 is good enough for Harvard University. Carnegie Mellon University accepts scores of 316, while the University of Washington takes 300. 
 Good scores are necessary for English language proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS. The minimum IELTS cut-off is usually 7, although institutions like the University of Southern California may accept 6.5 scores while some like Carnegie Mellon University insist on IELTS 7.5.

Computer Science aka an MS or M.Sc. (depending on the country) is both a principle or research-based problem or a combination of both, depending on the university you enroll in. 

Yes, you can do MS in Computer Science or MS in IT after BCA from precise universities. But, some reputed universities in the US ask for four years of bachelors as their minimum criteria. And for Germany, it is challenging to get admission to Public universities as they do not cost tuition fees. So, it is very hard to get admission to German Universities. They ask for 4 years of Bachelors and some work experience.

Some of the basic requirements to be eligible to practice for MS abroad include:

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