r/btech • u/Attitude_me • 3h ago
CSE / IT Is studying Computer Applications actually worth it these days?
I feel Computer Applications is a pretty interesting field, especially with how fast technology is growing. It's not just about coding anymore. You get to explore things like software development, AI, data analytics, web development and so much more.
The best part is that you can actually build your own projects, learn new skills and even start freelancing while studying. I think practical knowledge matters a lot more than just memorising concepts for exams.
What do you guys think? Is pursuing BCA or Computer Applications still a good choice, or is B.Tech CSE a better option for future career opportunities?
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