Hello,

My advice to you would be to do what you are passionate about. If you are doing B.Arch due to the compulsion from your parents and still do not like it I don not think there is any point in continuing with it, because even if you pass the course you may not be able to do well in your career if you have no passion for it.

But do not be hasty and make a decision. As you said you have no idea about the career scope after BSc Psychology, I suggest you research more and see if you actually would be interested in doing it and if it would be worth it.

Please refer to following link for more details about Psychology course:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/psychology-course

Good luck

Dear student,

ML ENGINEER:

• The machine learning engineer is that of a computer programmers, but their focus goes beyond specifically programming machines to perform specific tasks. They create programs that will enable machines to take actions without being specifically directed to perform those tasks.
• Translating the work of data scientists from environments such as python/R notebooks analytics applications.
• Creation of web services/APIs for serving ML/AI model results and enabling access to customers or internal teams.
• Automating model training and evaluation processes.
• Automating feature engineering, ensuring data for model training is cleaned and readily available and facilitation of the flow of data between ML/AI models and an organization’s data systems.

ML ARCHITECT:

• Lead the end-to-end architecture and development of machine learning solutions for an enterprise Document Intelligence platform.
• Implement machine learning algorithms into services and pipelines to be consumed at web-scale.
• Engineer large scale development systems using full-stack web-based, distributed shallow and deep-learning technologies and big data technologies.
• Architect and develop a highly scalable, distributed, multi-tenant set of micro-services backend solution.
• Implement test cases to automate testing of frontend and backend code.
• Be a part of a highly productive and creative engineering team, working together to execute on our mission of being the best in the world at Document Intelligence.

I hope this helps.

Hi!

You can do M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence after your BCA. M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence is a 2 Year PG Course offered in various Colleges across the Nation.

The Eligibility Criteria for pursuing M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence is given below:

• Students nust hold a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from a renowned Univeristy.
• You must have a 50% aggregate score in your UG Course.

So, if you satisfy these, then you can go ahead!

Hope this is helpful!

All the best!

Dear aspirant,

I hope you are safe and healthy.

AI ARCHITECT:

• AI architecture is based on the same idea to deal with the complexities in analytics and AI. An AI architect must know about the information and infrastructure they’re working in as well as the current technology landscape in order to build architecture that will work and adapt both now and in the future.
• An AI architect will be expected to deliver tangible solutions for the clients they work with as well as being capable of creating and maintaining architecture using leading AI technology frameworks.
• The AI architect is like the chief data scientist, planning the implementation of solutions, choosing the right technologies and evaluating the evolution of the architecture as the clients’ needs change.

AI ENGINEER:

• An artificial intelligence engineer is an individual who works with traditional machine learning techniques like natural processing language and neural networks to build models that power AI–based applications.
• An AI engineer builds AI models using machine learning algorithms and deep learning neural networks to draw business insights, which can be used to make business decisions that affect the entire organization. These engineers also create weak or strong AIs, depending on what goals they want to achieve.
• As an AI engineer, you need to perform certain tasks, such as develop, test, and deploy AI models through programming algorithms like random forest, logistic regression, linear regression, and so on.

Hope this helps.

Hi Aspirant,

The architecture course has various degree formats and levels in terms of graduation. A student can pursue an undergraduate (B. Arch) course and proceed to certification courses. Students can opt for a post-graduation course (M.Arch) and can even get a PhD or doctoral degree in Architecture.

• Diploma in Architecture- 3 years’ course
• Architecture UG course- Undergraduate level

If you still have query regarding this you can visit this article which I have mentioned in below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/architecture-engineering-course

I hope it helps you.

Hi Aspirant,

yes. you can do m-tech in naval architecture after your btech in india . There are very few institutes offering m-tech in naval architecture you can also join in IITs by qualifying in gate exam by opting XE (engineering sciences )paper . there are also universities like

IMU visakhapatnam (NSDRC).

amet university

vels university

cochin university admission is through cusat

andhra university(part time). check for notifications and admission is through pgcet.

I hope it helps you.

Hey!

if you have confirmed admission in Smt Minakshiben D Patel Institute of Physical Science and Research, Anand college, then why not take it. just contact the college and proceed with formalities like registration, fees payment and everything.

but make sure that you are approaching the college as soon as possible. because there might be less vacancy. dont be late and lose your seat.

good luck

Diploma in Nautical Sceince is a 1 year course under the Indian Maritime University. Prospective deck cadets undergo a year long period of study followed by a sailing period of a minimum of 18 months.

Yes, in order to become a deck officer, you can do the DNS course. I would also  recommend you to check the Directorate General of Shipping and the Indian Maritime University websites for institute approvals and  more course details.

Hey aspirant,

Your career doesn't depends on income. It depends upon your interest. If you are not interested in architecture and still doing it for the sake of good income then it won't worth it. Until and unless you don't enjoy or you ain't interested in your work you won't be able to give your best in that particular field.whereas, if you choose your career based upon your interest you would be able to take out the best version of yours. So that's all I want to say. And also, if we talk about income then it depends on many factors. It can be either same for both the career options or different.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.