Hello,

Yes, CSE Students are eligible for work in GOOGLE.

Due to its preference for hiring people based on their experiences and accomplishments rather than their college grades, Google recruits a very small number of new graduates. The fact that Google doesn't care about college degrees is really a well-known reality. There are just a few methods to be hired there:

• Secure a Google internship. Since Google receives hundreds of applications for each post, it would be challenging to stand out from the competition when up against students from prestigious colleges.
• Create a creative project concept for Google Summer of Code that solves a current computing issue.
• Start your own project in the hopes that it succeeds and attracts the attention of Google HR and other professionals in the field.

You should prepare yourself for the work by doing the following things:

• Become an expert in algorithms and data structures. Join a website like CodeForces, SPOJ, or TopCoder and attempt to solve as many issues as you can. Despite the fact that your rating won't matter much, the exposure you'll get will be priceless.
• Consider creating something novel. It may be a software tool, an app, etc.
• I'll advise you to broaden your horizons when it comes to the languages you learn. Better than a CV with C++, Java, and Python is one with C, Java, and Javascript.
• Finally, try to keep a respectable CGPA.

Thank You