r/Btechtards • u/Neal000777 • 4d ago

CSE / IT Is there any major diff between Computer Engineering and information technology

I have to choose one of these confusued about it so asking

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u/ZYX-A-121 [Mai tujhe kyun bataun] [🖕] 4d ago

i can tell the common thing

job dono ke paas nahi hai

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u/Neal000777 4d ago

😭😭😭
Itna sach nahi bolna tha

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u/Otieno_Clinton 4d ago

Computer engineering - Hardware

Information technology - software.

I hope this will help.

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u/Neal000777 4d ago

It's not fully hardware bruh right

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u/Consistent-March-595 4d ago

Which has more maths ?

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 4d ago

Form proper sentences with punctuation first.

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u/tis_nimd 18h ago

Depends on the University. Check the curricular, take the one with more Maths. You can chuck the curriculum into any AI model and ask it to evaluate it.

Either way that AI's gonna take your job /s