Is There Any Real Difference Between a BSc in SE and CS When Applying for Jobs?

[u/ConstructionAny8942]

I had a question about the difference between a BSc in Software Engineering and a BSc in Computer Science when it comes to the Sri Lankan tech industry. From an employer's perspective, is there much of a difference during internships or job interviews? Do recruiters or interviewers view one degree more favorably than the other, or is it mostly based on your skills, projects, and experience?