Hello student,

Both of the specialization that you have mentioned are good and both are quite a lot in demand. The decision lies in what you are interested in and what is your passion among these 2. Data science is the field of handling, sorting, managing and accomodating efficiently all the data that is processed and collected for further better analysis and research uses. AI and ML is for the robotics and the artificial brain and sensored aspects of the industry which includes building self working model of robots used for various purposes

I hope this helps, All the Best!

Hello Candidate

yes , you can do B.TECH after iti . In order to be eligible for pursuing B. Tech after ITI one must follow a proper plan. After the ITI course, the student can pursue a diploma course through lateral entry, which will take three years to complete. The second step is to sit for JEE Advanced after completing the Diploma course, after which the student is eligible to get admission in the IITs. If this method does not work, then students can use the lateral entry scheme in state engineering colleges.

To get the detailed information go through the link provided by career360

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/b-tech-after-iti

Hope this information helps you.

GOOD LUCK!!

Hey there

Both fields are great and you can choose anyone according to your interest. I have given below the details of both fields for better understanding:

Cardiologist:

• The average salary you can earn is 2 lakh per annum which can increase upto 16 lakh per annum.
• The main work of cardiologist is to cure patients with disease of heart.

Software Engineer

• Cognizant, Wipro, Infosys, Tata consultancy Services recruit software engineers at great scale.
• The maximum salary software engineer can earn his 18 lakh per annum.
• Software engineers are recruited in information technology companies which work on ongoing designs

For more about Software Engineering:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/careers/software-engineer&ved=2ahUKEwiWvKX_uKP0AhUojdgFHVJ3AjoQFnoECAgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1OkZzBk0MnwkPYZNeB5FX2

Hi aspirant,

Hacker rank is majorly a site developed for practice and solving questions of higher levels. It does not give the basic ideas or the theoretical knowledge about a particular programming language. If if you were to go with free resources online for learning programming you should prefer the websites such as w3schools, geek for geek and stack overflow. Once the concepts start building she can try any practice website which include hacker rank, leetcode, hacker earth etc.

Hope it helps!!

Dear Sujal,

After 12 , there is two ways mainly to become a good software engineer.

1. Through Engineering
2. Through BCA-MCA /B.Sc-M.Sc in Comp. sc

Well, in Engineering field , first of all you need to appear for national/state level Entrance exam and take your preferred domain based on the required cut off .

Some of the names of national/state level entrance exam are :

• JEE MAIN
• MHT CET
• AP EAMCET
• KCET
• WBJEE etc.

It would be better , if you choose CSE/IT as your preferred domain as software engineering is very much relevant work field with CSE course . But , if you choose any non-IT courses like ECE, EE etc. then also you are eligible . The basic requirements to become a software engineer is to gain the knowledge of Web development , Coding(advanced) in several prog. languages , app development and some other subjects.. you can achieve this knowledge from various online platforms through online certification course like coursera, Udemy etc.

In BCA- MCA field,  if you are passionate about computer application related programs , then you can choose this field .. after MCA , you can become a good Comp sc engineer relevant positions to CSE graduates .

In B.SC- M.SC field also, if you are a good coder or have a well interest in coding and backend development , you can go with these field .

Note : The eligibility criteria for taking UG admission (like 12th qualifying marks, entrance exam cut off for separate domain ) can vary institute wise .

You can check the colleges offers comp sc in India through this link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-india

To know more about this profession , refer this :

https://www.careers360.com/careers/software-engineer

Hope this helps !

Best wishes !!

Many Colleges in South India are visited by BMW, especially Government, Private and State Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, but mostly vacancies are less and the Location is Chennai and other BMW Technology Centers in India. Incase youre really interested in joining BMW, I would suggest you to pursue your Masters/MS/MEngg in CSE/Mechanical from some of the Universities in Germany (Affordable Tuition Fees) or maybe a PhD from US (PhD is fully funded in US, unlike MS, where you need to bear maximum Tuition Fees, and the fees as you know is exorbitant). BMW has many vacancies Abroad and you yourself can check this on Linkedin or any Other Job Website. Other Option could be getting a significant experience in Indian Automotive Industry/Software/Automation Industry in India, followed by directly applyimg to Opportunities Abroad.

Hi aspirant,

It is very nice to hear that you will be pursuing a career in software engineering and being from same domain I can give you the best suggestions regarding it. If you want to get amazing packages and offers you need to to build your programming skills from as early as possible. During the four years of your engineering you will come across several languages which will include python, Java, c ,c plus plus JavaScript and many more. So you should start learning either python or java which act as the basic languages from now onwards so that you will have better understanding of algorithms and syntax of core programming. Once you will understand it it will be much much easier for you to do programming in other languages as well because you will get familiar to the algorithm and later you can start learning front end or backend development whichever you want to prefer.

Though there is enormous job opportunities in IT sector but the competition for higher level jobs and good packages is is used. So you need to sharpen your skills very well  so that you could compete with others. It is not necessary that you will have to give three hours daily but make sure you practice at least 30 to 45 minutes per daily, starting from free resources like YouTube and geeks for geek.

Hope it helps!!

Hi Aspirant!

There is either Computer Science and Engineering or Computer Science and Information Technology course. Both these courses have some similar concepts like basic learning of programming languages : C, C++, java, javascript, etc. Then, in further years students are taught depending on their specializations. But for placements, companies open vacancies for both branches for the job profile of software engineer. It just depends on the knowledge and skills of candaidates.

Hope I answered your query, thankyou!

Dear candidate your skills and experience will play an influential role in the future and not your percentage so have faith on your skills and experience. And you should surely apply for the masters in the top universities of USA even there are many entrance exams organised by the universities of USA for admission in masters.