Yes, your case is very similar to many candidates who realize that what they studied may not be sufficient for what they want to do at the workplace. This is because the real-world workplaces are a complex interplay of people with a wide range of skills, emotions, and motivations. Organizations keep evolving, learning and seek out new challenges as soon as the past goals are achieved. So they need people and teams who can match the pace of this evolution.  

A relevant psychometric test such as the “Ideal Career Test” at this stage will help you get a better clarity on your interests and aptitude. This, in turn, will be a critical input for you to choose between B. Tech vs a BCA program. You will also come to terms with the reality that your career path, in spite of all your efforts & best intentions, will need the support of your co-workers.  

Although, in the long run, whether you choose B.Tech or a BCA may not have a significant impact on how your career shapes up. However, debating it now will be a good exercise for you to understand that there will be many such career related decisions you need to take in the future. Also, these decisions cannot be taken based on a mathematical formula where you can provide inputs and get a ready-to-use output. Your reflections based on first-hand experiences and discussions with successful people in industries are important information pieces that will influence your decision.