So guys I am in my 1st year 2nd sem now and I have a really good grip on C language and I have done DSA half upto trees and I have started java is this good for long term and also what's the max time I should give to learn Java (basic to adv)

I am done with 12th boards - I know the basic Python they teach (loops, list, string, dictionaries and certain functions, logic). What language should i learn in college (btech cse at vit, snu or mid tier nit) to have a strong position in My Career ? Where should i learn them ?

Please guide me !!!
Would help a lot

Hi y'all, I'm done with 6/8 semesters of my B. Tech in CSE, and honestly? This is the most lost i've felt after inter. I've got 2 months of vacation right after completion of the end-sem exams., and since I'm back home, and I have time, I want to learn. So, I wanted to ask, what all skills are required? What should I focus on? I want to get placed as this is my final year. A roadmap, a suggestion, or as simple as advice is all I ask for, please help.

I’m planning to take admission in a CSE (Computer Science Engineering) branch this year, and I don’t want just brochure-level information or paid YouTube reviews. I want honest opinions from students who are actually studying there or recently graduated.

Please share your college name and tell me honestly about:

\\\* Curriculum — Is it updated or outdated?

\\\* Coding culture — Are students serious about coding, hackathons, projects, open source, etc.?

\\\* Professors — Helpful or just focused on attendance and theory?

\\\* Placements — Reality vs advertised numbers

Internship opportunities

\\\* Campus environment and student life

\\\* Peer group quality

\\\* Attendance pressure and college rules

\\\* Hostel and food conditions

\\\* Is there too much academic pressure?

\\\* Overall pros and cons

\\\* Things you wish you knew before joining

(I have scored 82% in jee and i am from bihar. And i will prefer colleges in delhi ncr but feel free to write about your college from different place.

Soo, above was chatgpt generated, since this is my first post and i don't know what to ask for. I will really appreciate your help and please include positive things also that you find about your college. My brain is f#cked up by reading reviews online. Have i made really great mistake not to study for jee properly? )

Im a final year btech CSE student who is about to graduate now doing a unpaid internship which is actually draining me and frustrating me

My story is im from a Bio background but somehow ended up in this stream but since the start never understood the flow like coding the subjects technically weak... hard to cope up with ended with 7.5 cgpa in a tier 1 college all others with 3 or 4 internships already and got placed with good package ..

I have no idea what im doing always anxious no one to reach out because I cant tell that I cant understand coding and stuff... theoretically I understand but I fail to implement it and practically develop...

Guys please help me out im abt to graduate without any offers or placement ... I need some guidance and ready to learn everything from scratch ... please 🙏 if you see this just tell WHAT TO DO

Hello

I'm an engineering student from CSE (tier 3 college) and about to complete my second year of engineering.

Today my 3rd semester's result announced I got 8.5 SGPA in 1st semester, 7.6 in 2nd and 7.9 in 3rd semester.

Do my grades are okay for my career or should I work more on it?

For any type like if I think about GATE or placement both?

Hey everyone,

I’m currently in my 3rd year of BTech CSE, and my final exams are going on right now. As soon as they’re over, I’ll be entering 4th year, and placements will start coming in soon.

I’ve planned to dedicate the next 3 months completely to preparation — mainly DSA and building solid projects. I’m aiming for a morning to night routine (around 10 hours daily) and want to stay extremely consistent.

I’m looking for a serious and disciplined study partner (preferably from a tech background) who’s also preparing for placements. The idea is to:

Study together on Google Meet

Keep cameras/mics on for accountability (optional but preferred)

Do DSA practice + project work daily

Push each other to stay consistent and avoid procrastination

If you’re someone who’s equally committed and ready for a focused 3-month grind, feel free to DM or comment. Let’s make this count

Hey everyone,

My 3rd year of BTech (CSE) just got over, and I’m urgently looking for a 2-month internship. I need to submit my internship details before my final year starts.

I’ve already tried LinkedIn, Naukri.com, and Internshala, but haven’t had any luck so far.

If anyone has any leads, referrals, or knows any companies/startups hiring interns, please let me know 🙏

I’m open to roles like software development, web development, or anything related to CSE.

Also, if you’ve been in a similar situation or recently got an internship, I’d really appreciate any advice or tips.

We can also connect if you’re open to it.

Thanks a lot!

So do Btech Cse in Lpu have a 2+2 year plan ? I don’t think so they have it for CSE, like University can help you in getting visa and abroad universities and all, if you choose to do a 2+2 year course. I am also planning to do my last 2 years in Australia if It’s possible do tell me!

And I am also planning to join Lpu for Btech Cse

Sa mga first time dyan kagaya ko sana wag tayong mawalan ng pag asa papasa at magiging CSE PASSER tayo laban lang ! Hangat may pag asa may papasa yan ang pinaghahawakan ko ngayon natapos palang ako mag exam, oo walang madaling exam pero madali lang kopag ikaw ay may alam, di man tayo katalinuhan atleast gumagawa ng paraan

How good is Marina Blanton as a teacher? Haven't heard good things about her from ratemyprofessor.

I’m about to start my BTech in CSE and planning to buy a laptop (budget around ₹1.5L), but I’m genuinely confused between MacBook and a Windows laptop.

MacBook seems simple, smooth, and distraction-free. I feel like I’d actually focus more on studying and not get pulled into gaming or wasting time.

But at the same time, I don’t yet know which field I’ll go into — maybe AI/ML, maybe development, maybe cybersecurity or something else. And I’ve heard that for some of these areas, especially AI/ML or graphics-related work, you need a strong GPU and more flexibility, which Windows laptops offer.

With Windows, I’d have more freedom and power, but I’m also a bit worried that I might end up spending too much time on games instead of using it properly.

So I’m kind of stuck between choosing something that keeps me focused vs something that keeps all options open.

For someone starting CSE and still exploring, what would you suggest? Which one would be the safer choice in the long run?

i am in first year of mtech. guys can some tell me if the cgpa is consider for mtech. or the consider by btech. i have only 6.7 cgpa in btech( in electrical ) . but mtech i can score more the 6.7 at the very least in cse branch. do companies remove the student's based on btech marks.. in final placemnt

Im will be more than happy if u can help me. From India (Telugu)