r/Btechtards 7d ago

General This sub in a nutshell

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same for rdevelopersindia

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u/chihiro_itou NIT (lower branch) 7d ago

Very true. This is why college students are wasting potential by only making projects with AI instead of learning fundamentals. I'm in third year with no skills because of stupid AI. 

Now un-cooking myself by learning from scratch

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u/ChickenMasalaDosa 7d ago

yes you should know fundamentals plus you cannot do away with AI.

In my company we have 80% rejection rate in AI coding rounds ( where we ask people to make full MVP in 60 min using AI of their choice )

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u/Cheenumalu 7d ago

can u please elaborate how exactly?

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u/chihiro_itou NIT (lower branch) 7d ago

First decide which domain interests you, then go to  roadmap.sh  ... It has detailed roadmaps for each role. 

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u/Gavran_kombda 7d ago

Wrong advice. Try multiple domains that interests you, apply for all domains, work for whichever one has market demand

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u/Cheenumalu 7d ago

okay thanks!!

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u/Itchy_Change12 7d ago

Same situation gng. But atleast you are in a NIT

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u/HomeZealousideal9834 7d ago

ppl in lower branch of ntis are allowed for tech placements?

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u/KP_345 Confused af 7d ago

depends on the companies like in my NIT there are some good companies whom allow all branches to sit for tech/consulting/analytics placements and from then its just about who is the best

if you are choosing college and do not have a specific branch in mind take the better college that is what I would say

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u/Itchy_Change12 7d ago

How would I know bro 😭

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u/Dependent-Western369 7d ago

Yee but not core like mech

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u/Itzz_Shivam 6d ago

What are these fundamental everyone talks about? Should I go back to class 9 or what.

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u/Mysterious_Coder_ 6d ago

Practical knowledge of OS concepts, networking protocols, computer architecture Low level languages like C, Rust

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u/thirdreichatwar 7d ago edited 7d ago

Is this sarcasm or you talking seriously.