Hey,

It depends on your interest whether you want to study Python, Java or Javascript. It is because if you know your strengths and work on them, you will surely do much better in future. Choosing a language not of your interest and just based on more scope will result in a lack of interest and ultimately you will not be able to concentrate and give your best. So, even if any course has immense scope, still you will not be able to give your best output.

You try three of them and whichever you find more interesting, you can move forward with it.

Hello,

For BTech students in 2022 there are some essential and trending languages which will help them in getting better at their course and also in placements -

Python

Java

JavaScript

Kotlin

R

PHP

Go

C# and C

You should also try your hands on AI and Machine Learning. Although it is not specifically a language but knowing this domain will make your CV look better.

You can always learn these languages for free from YouTube or from online courses.

Hello Thanish,

Hope you are doing well.

Many of the engineering colleges have ‘C’ in their curriculum as their programming language.

The reason is simple, C is a procedural language which contains lot of source lines of code even for a simple program.

Once you are familiar with C programming, you can easily learn any other programming language with any effortas you are habituated to write code.

Hope this will help you.

Good Luck!

Hello,

CUET stands for Common University Entrance Test. CUET has removed the hassle of giving different entrance exams for different universities. It is an entrance exam for admission in top universities.

Unfortunately, you won't be able to change your medium of paper now as NTA has closed the application window on May 31. Your medium of paper now will be hindi and you won't be able to have it in english now.

You should now try to practice your hindi more as your paper will be in english. It is impossible to change it.

I hope this helps,

All the best

Hi there,

As you have mentioned that you have studied data structures and algorithms in c language. See, to be honest c language is the foundational language for any programming language. Also you have mentioned that you know Java language, then for sure go for it. Eventually it will help you in getting good understanding and also Java is very much in demand these days so definitely go for it. It will help you for sure.

Donot directly jump into competitive programming first learn basics of daallsa and improve your concepts while learnig and solving problems.

Hope this answer will helpyou.

Thank you:)

Hello,

JNU Delhi which is one of the top universities offering MA Japanese has the eligibility criteria of having passed graduation in any discipline securing 50% aggregate from a recognized university,  and candidates are also required to hold efficiency in the concerned subject as the admission is done through entrance test, hence if you have the required aggregate in your graduation degree, you're eligible to appear for JNUEE, in other cases the eligibility criteria may differ in the sense that some universities may ask to have studied Japanese at graduation level, and in certain cases perhaps a pg diploma may be useful if candidates hold graduate degree in which they haven't studied Japanese at ug level, check out the entire list of MA Japanese universities all over India at https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ma-in-japanese-universities-in-india

Hello Sneha,

Hope you are doing good.

Good to know that you have basic knowledge of JAVA computer language. Btech in CSE provides you with all the knowledge of a basic computer language and skills along with OOPs language. The  computer languages taught to you in BTech course are: Python, Java, MySQL, and ofcourse C Programming.

Basically, C++ is taught to PG level or to Mtech students. In BTech, students are taught with the C programming language in the 1st semester or 1st year. Since C language is the core basic of programming, it is taught for the very first year of UG followed by DSA ( data structure and algorithms) . And, other languages such as Java, python,etc are taught in other semesters.

IF you have basic knowledge of Java , that's very good; you'll be taught Java in the coming semesters of BTech after 1st year.

Hopefully this will help you & clear your doubts.

Best wishes ahead.

Dear student, You may have the chances to get into IT if seats were available, I suggest you to try until the last round so that you may get what you are interested in.
Don’t be afraid of computer programming, NIT srinagar is well Known for its teaching they will help you in all aspects of learning computer and it’s languages. Both IT and CSE have equal importance. It does have a similar syllabus the only difference is an IT student implements the technology and CSE student focus on design and use of computers. But it may be difficult for you to get CSE you can try for CSE with specialisations and IT