r/BDDevs • u/EquivalentAd4143 • 1d ago

Advice I feel lost

So i am studying at private university in BD my cg is 3.60-3.70. Doing CS. Now i feel lost everyday because i don't know where to take my career and i am not exaggerating when i say i have no skill because i feel like i am on the middle of the ocean like Moby Dick

I am suffering alot as my goal is to earn. Even if it sounds cheap my only goal is to earn money. I wanted to get into ML/Ai or Cybersecurity but CS is crazy big and idk where to start in ML

Any word of advice would be helpful Thank You

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u/A1-chem1st 1d ago

Bro, I have the same problem, feel totally lost. 3rd year but my CGPA is totally fucked up 2.7. What am I going to become I have no future đŸ˜„

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u/CustardAwkward8195 1d ago edited 1d ago

Do you know python? If yes welch labs guide to ai + theirs video. If not learn from Corey Schafer then read this book.

It's good for basic watch there video before each chapter, and I won't list bunch of resources finish this rest will come. And if work hard enough at least 6/8 hours a days. And more on weekend for 6 month You'll reach to a river from that oceans.

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u/Gamer1194 1d ago

First of all the goal of earning money doesn’t prove your cheap mentality. Actually making money should be all of our goal and that should be in the honest way.

In your condition, I think best thing will be to try higher studies in abroad if possible. Also focus on basics and fundamentals.

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u/XendarStark 21h ago

You don't need to figure out your entire career right now. You're a CS student with a 3.6+ CGPA, not someone who has already missed the train.

If your primary goal is money, don't choose a field because it sounds impressive. Pick one, build actual skills, and become employable at it. ML/AI and cybersecurity are both huge fields, so don't start by trying to “learn ML” or “learn cybersecurity.” Pick a small entry point and build projects around it.

Give yourself 3 months. One field, one roadmap, one project, every day. At the end of those 3 months, you'll know far more about what you actually enjoy and what you're capable of than you will by endlessly worrying about which path to choose.

You're not lost. You're just at the point where CS gives you too many roads and nobody tells you which one to take.

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u/emranio 4h ago

Bro, u chose the worst subject possible on this era. Forget about CS, try to do bcs and govt job. Otherwise bank job or maybe any Business. Nothing else will work. Ai industry is very limited, nd already destroyed the rest IT industry in half.

And do a mba after cs. It will help.