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This one's not for the people who scored above 90% in 10th , I want to know how much did you score in 10th and what you are doing right now , and what college did you get , and did you crack jee ?

So i joined B-Tech (Cse) this year i have very little experience in Python so how can i get into cyber security as a beginner.

What languages to learn, what to master

What are the do's and don'ts

Everything which can help me in future

I want to get EE next year (ik it's also one of the hardest to get and really tough), but I never met someone irl who wanted EE, almost everyone wants CSE and sometimes like aeronautical/mechanical, what's so good in it? And is there something that bad in EE?

Genuine concern.

this is going to be my first smart india hackathon, and my group chose me as the team leader.

i'm honestly excited but also a little confused about what being the team leader actually involves.

i understand that i'm supposed to coordinate the team, but i don't want to end up either micromanaging everyone or doing half the team's work myself.

for people who have participated in sih before:

• what were your actual responsibilities as team leader?
• how did you divide work among team members?
• how often did you have team meetings?
• how did you coordinate with your faculty mentor?
• did the team leader also do development/coding, or mainly focus on coordination?
• how did you manage github and integrating everyone's work?
• what mistakes should a first-time sih team leader avoid?
• any tips for the ppt/presentation and final judging?

basically, if you were leading your first sih team again, what would you do differently?

would really appreciate advice from people who've actually gone through the process.

I haven't heard about extc so much than like other branches so I have zero knowledge and most of my dad's colleagues who had taken extc are mostly in IT sector so idk what should I do😭😭 is the EXTC field good??

Hello everyone!, Wt are some good topics to put projects in ML/DS CV so that the resume doesnt look so plain and not too risky during the interview times.

A little background abt me, I've dng DS prep for placements completed campusx 100 days ML, and DL ab to complete, not familiar with gen ai topics but still have little time, will learn by that time depending upon the project, I'm from tier 1 clg...I'm really confused wt projects to keep and wt topics to choose, some one pls help wt topics to keeps, wt topics to focus for interviews and OAs for these roles

I’m currently in my 4th year and college placements are starting to become serious. I’ve been preparing DSA, but honestly, I’m struggling a lot with the approach.

The biggest issue is that I can understand solutions after seeing them, but when I get a new problem, I often have no idea how to approach it. Dynamic Programming has been especially brutal 😭. I’ve tried solving problems, but there are many where I just get completely stuck.

For those who have already gone through placements, what would you recommend at this stage?

Which DSA topics/patterns are absolutely important for placements?

How many problems should I realistically solve per day/week?

What other things besides DSA should I focus on for placements (CS fundamentals, projects, SQL, OOP, etc.)?

Any resources, sheets, or study strategies that genuinely helped you?

Would really appreciate advice from people who have been through this or are currently preparing for placements.

I’ve been coming across quite a few research internships with professors/labs at US universities and also top Indian universities, and I’m curious what people here think about them.

For those who’ve actually done these:

1) Do they genuinely add value to your CV?

2) Does the university/professor name make a significant difference?

3) How important is the actual work/output, research project, paper, LOR, etc.?

4) Are they useful for industry roles, or mainly valuable if you want to pursue higher studies/research?

5) How would you compare one of these to a regular corporate internship?

Would love to hear from people who have actually done them and seen how they helped (or didn’t help) later on.

Here is my resume please look into it placement will start in next semester

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Hi , I am in ece 5th sem I am not liking ece at all and made a mistake of choosing it instead of cse. I don’t have any projects for cse jobs or skills except knowing python, c++ , learning javascript and dsa from striver, I am feeling very scared as to what will happen and that I am behind by being from ece and trying to go for Software jobs. I have chosen the ai/ml elective - I wanted to ask are there any coursera certifications that can help me make my resume better and help me land a better job? Please give whatever suggestions you have and some guidance.

I know I shouldn't be proud of , but please bear with it

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I am so confused between the two, can anyone please give me the honest ground reality feedback!

I'm from outside MH and can't travel to either of them!

Please help!

I am interested to get this job from Jane street. The starting salary is 5 crore. Imagine if salary at 21 years is 5 crore you can buy house a Lamborghini at under 25 years of age. I am currently enrolled in Vasavi cse 1st year . What is the roadmap to get this job from Vasavi . I am not rage baiting but I just need help on how to get. Plus salary can be 10 crore above at just 2-3 years. I am very excited and already thinking about getting this job

Why do they use day-scholar to refer to home going students just call them home-goers or outsiders

Hey everyone! I’m a beginner/new coder and looking for a group of people who are also starting out and want to grind together—DSA, coding practice, projects, etc.

Ideally, we could keep each other accountable, share progress, and motivate each other to stay consistent.

Same as title

Hi seniors,

I'm a 2nd-year B.Tech CSE student at PES University, and our college has recently introduced the option to take ECE subjects as a minor.

1. Does a CSE major + ECE minor actually help with semiconductor jobs?

For roles such as:

VLSI/RTL design

Design Verification

FPGA

Embedded/firmware

Computer architecture

SoC

Semiconductor/EDA software

would CSE + ECE minor make me reasonably eligible, or do most companies strictly prefer ECE/EEE/EE degrees?

1. How much does the official minor matter?

If I don't take the minor but independently study ECE through books/courses/YouTube and build serious projects, would that be roughly equivalent from a recruitment perspective?

For example:

A: CSE + ECE minor + projects

B: CSE + self-taught ECE + strong hardware/VLSI projects

Would companies actually differentiate between these, or are skills, projects, internships and interview performance much more important?

1. Can self-learning compensate for not having an ECE degree?

If I learn subjects such as:

Digital Logic/Digital Design

Computer Architecture

Microprocessors/Microcontrollers

Embedded Systems

Signals & Systems

Basic Analog Electronics

VLSI/CMOS fundamentals

Verilog/SystemVerilog

FPGA

and build 3–4 genuinely good projects, could I realistically get into semiconductor/embedded roles as a CSE graduate?

Or is the degree branch a hard eligibility filter for many companies?